Nate Taylor Joins the Aeroptic Team
Aeroptic, LLC announced today that Nate Taylor has joined the Aeroptic team to expand their business development activities with a...
We started Aeroptic with a simple notion: leveraging a decade of global experience with the most advanced, government-grade aerial remote sensing technology, we will dramatically improve upon the traditional aerial imagery methods of responding to natural disasters, monitoring our precious natural resources, and monitoring infrastructure development. From enhancing precision agriculture efforts in the Corn Belt to improving crop yields in emerging nations, Aeroptic is focused on helping the world unlock the power of aerial imagery in geospatial information systems.
The Aeroptic system can be rapidly deployed to collect data over the impacted area, and the orthorectified mosaic can be processed to immediately prioritize the most effective response of emergency personnel.
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is a global Standard to promote open and accountable management of natural resources. It seeks to strengthen government and company systems, inform public debate, and enhance trust.
Modern precision agriculture relies on site-specific management tactics to maximize yield and resources while reducing environmental impacts and improving yields.
Aeroptic, LLC announced today that Nate Taylor has joined the Aeroptic team to expand their business development activities with a...
Thanks to the Engineering Team, the Aeroptic 2.0 system received a major boost in performance in January 2015, as we discovered...
The Aeroptic Engineering team has been making great progress on our latest lens mount revision. This new lens mount will offer the...
Today we collected a stretch of breached sea-wall in the Marshfield, MA area. We posted the data to our cloud-based imagery...
Our seamline tools are done. Tie point algorithms have been improved to ignore foliage and bodies of water, and the...
We are in the middle of a significant production run, and wanted to give a big “thanks” to the KEYW division...
Our KEYW associates in Oldsmar, FL sent us a picture of the new eGimbal configuration we’re working on. This extremely compact, single-axis...
Our seamline magnitude tools continue to get more accurate, and the statistics are looking great! The plot on the left...