Intergeo 2021

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Attend our presentation on PPK for Photogrammetry

Raphaël Siryani, Chief Software Architect of SBG Systems, will be delivering a presentation on the “Solutions with Drones” expo stage:

• Topic: “PPK for UAV Photogrammetry: THE optimal workflow to reduce Ground Control Points and maximize ROI”
• Day/time: on Tuesday, September 21st – from 16:00-16:20
• Location: on the “Solutions with Drones” stage, Hall 20

Ask for a Qinertia PPK software demo

Completing our INS offer, Qinertia, the SBG post-processing software, gives access to offline RTK corrections from more than 7,000 base stations located in 164 countries. Trajectory and orientation are then greatly improved by processing inertial data and raw GNSS observables in forward and backward directions. Computation takes less than 3 minutes for a 6-hour log thanks to the Forward and Backward calculation processed at the same time.

New: Image geo-tagging for Photogrammetry

Qinertia simplify the photogrammetry workflow by adding precise position and orientation to JPG images. All images can be previewed and easily edited before export. Qinertia accepts DJI P4 RTK native format and Matrice RTK with payload Zenmuse P1. This PPK software is compatible with RTK GNSS capable UAVs and photogrammetry suites including PIX4D, Agisoft, UAS Master, etc.

If you would like to have a demo of the next-generation INS/GNSS post-processing software, don’t hesitate to ask a SBG staff member on the booth.

Qinertia post-processing software

About Intergeo 2021

The CONFERENCE reflects the INTERGEO motto “Inspiration for a smarter world” in all its facets.
It takes up current and future-oriented topics. Questions on sustainability and “Green data for all“, technology trends such as machine learning and virtual reality, in the field of positioning the focus on Galileo and Precise Point Positioning, but also autonomous driving and visualisation methods.

We also talk about digitalisation in cities, about changed mobility and citizen participation. Further developmentand innovations in BIM are just as much a topic as dealing with large amounts of data.
We inform about current trends in Robotics and UAVs and show how user-generated geoinformation and artificial intelligence can optimise geospatial applications.