Topcon Sirius Pro arieal mapping & mass data collectors

Achieving 5cm accuracy without Ground Control Points (GCP) means an increase in productivity when compared to other solutions. Instead of GCPs, Sirius Pro uses GNSS RTK in combination with precision timing technology to determine the exact location for each of the positions at which a photo is taken. This precise positioning technology allows the image locations to be used as the equivalent of GCPs. As a result, project times can be decreased significantly and high accuracy mapping can now be done in areas without ground access.

High accuracy ground control

Placing and measuring GCPs can be more than 50% of the traditional project time. When ground area access is limited or impossible, providing high accuracy mapping is a problem. Instead of GCPs, Sirius Pro uses GNSS RTK and precision timing technology to determine exact photo positions.

Work in mountainous areas

The flight plan capability with the Sirius Pro automatically adapts to an elevation model so the system works in mountainous areas.

Cover areas that require more than one flight

Save up to 30% flight time for large UAS missions: Flight plan splits up automatically and rejoins for post processing.

Simple hand launch

The UAS is directly launched by hand, no catapult etc. is necessary.

Land in areas where automatic landing is impossible

If obstacles or dimensions of the landing area prevent automatic landing, the operator can easily land autopilot assisted. The UAS is stabilized and manually controlled by simple up/down, left/right commands. This feature allows even unexperienced pilots to safely steer and land the plane manually.

Operational in windy areas

The UAS is fully operational with wind of up to 50 km/h (approx. 7Bft) with gusts up to 65 km/h (approx. 8Bft).

Includes flight planning and desktop software

The Sirius Pro comes with software for flight planning and image acquisition. First, plan the flight using included MAVinvi desktop software. Controller software ensures planned track is followed and images are captured.