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Slam100 can reproduce a forest farm base in a real scene. The forest base is right on the edge of the no-fly zone and cannot use drones for aerial modeling. So Slam100 came in handy. From the video, we can see the upper part is the 3D point cloud real scene effect and the lower part is the 3D model drawn based on the point cloud. The 3D scene display effect after reverse modeling based on the SLAM point cloud data. You can carry out follow-up planning and construction, sunshine analysis, and other work on this model.

With the vigorous development of the digital economy, technical exchange activities have been carried out in many places recently to discuss issues related to the integration and application of the digital economy and surveying and mapping geographic information technology. On June 30, Foxtech Robot was invited by the organizer to attend the Yangtze River Delta Surveying and Mapping Geographic Information Technology Exchange Conference held in Shanghai and the Real-life 3D Construction Exchange Conference held in Hefei, Anhui Province, sharing and demonstrating the application of Pegasus robots in surveying and mapping technology. Achievements achieved in field exploration and practice.

The Cheese Division is a division established by Foxtech Robot for the general surveying and mapping industry focusing on aerial surveying, remote sensing and customized R&D services. It provides industry users with services such as UAV flight, data processing, airspace consulting and system customization. Its subsidiary Cheese Network is a professional space remote-sensing public service platform. Based on the capabilities and advantages of Foxtech Robot, Cheese Network aims to build an open, shared, and guaranteed resource-based service platform. Focus on the space remote sensing business and pan-industry customers on both supply and demand sides, create a high-quality industrial integration ecosystem, promote the business extension of partner industry customers and the upgrade of Internet service models, and jointly continue to create and maximize the value of products and data.

With the rapid development of cities, urban power supply systems continue to grow at a relatively rapid rate, and the mileage of overhead transmission lines continues to increase, posing greater challenges to line operation and maintenance. Traditional manual inspections mainly rely on manual on-site inspections, with heavy tasks and low efficiency. Especially in urban areas with complex scenes, the efficiency and accuracy are not ideal. UAV airborne LiDAR inspection is very mature for transmission line inspection. Through the integrated process of on-site line inspection, data processing and analysis, rapid identification of line defects can be realized.However, there are large environmental differences between urban areas and areas such as mountains and hills. Urban areas are densely populated with people and buildings, and transmission lines and surrounding landforms form a complex interlaced situation, which poses a serious threat to the flight safety of drones. For the inspection of power transmission lines in urban areas, the mobile lidar backpack platform S-PACK100 combined with SLAM100 can adapt to the intricate work scenes in urban areas. Collectors carry S-PACK100 on their backs and walk along the line at a normal pace to realize digital scanning of transmission lines at close range.