Delair announced today its unlimited photogrammetry plan,\navailable through its cloud-based delair.ai visual intelligence platform. The\nflexible plan offers a fixed-monthly subscription fee to access delair.ai to\ncreate digital maps and models, while managing the data on a secure and\nscalable cloud architecture which supports additional functionalities such as\ndata sharing, advanced analytics, annotations, and more. The plan puts no\nlimits on the number of users or volume of data processed on the delair.ai\nplatform, providing a cost-effective and predictable model for users to\ncollaborate and share data from anywhere and at any time, without the cost and\ncomplexity of licenses and access fees, extra computer equipment, and data\nstorage.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The unlimited plan is available to users of the Delair UX11\nfixed-wing drone as well as the DJI Phantom 4 and the DJI Mavic Pro\nquadcopters. It supports a seamless workflow from data acquisition to\nprocessing, and is built on the powerful delair.ai platform which provides\naccess to advanced industry-specific analytics tools.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cToday\u2019s drones are capable of capturing very large volumes\nof highly detailed data and images, which presents challenges both in terms of\ndata management as well as storage. The delair.ai visual intelligence suite\nallows users to easily create and interact with the digital twins of assets and\nderive meaningful insights from the images collected. This plan gives companies\nworry-free and simplified access to critical processing tools without\nsignificant upfront costs, allowing for cost savings on user licenses or\npotentially additional servers. The monthly subscription is a predictable\noperating expense that simplifies the cost and accounting involved, while still\nproviding as much processing capacity as users need,\u201d said Chase Fly,\nGeospatial Product Manager at Delair.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The delair.ai photogrammetry suite includes engines from\nboth Pix4D and Agisoft, offering a flexible and efficient way to create\nprofessional quality map products from images and visual data captured from\ndrones. Users can upload geotagged images directly from the drone, tag ground\ncontrol points, and adjust and stitch photos to create a wide range of\nphotogrammetry deliverables. Specific capabilities include the ability to\ngenerate highly detailed maps and accurate measurements from visualization\ntools for orthophotos, digital surface models, 3D point clouds and 3D mesh,\nslope maps and change maps, and digital surface model contours. In addition to\nthe core platform included in the unlimited plan, delair.ai offers a library of\nAI-based advanced analytics on a pay-per-use basis. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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