Acquire seamless bathymetry data of coastal and inland water.

• Supported sensors - Echo Sounder or GPR - can be selected based on the water depth, required sensitivity, and water properties
• It is easy to transport deploy and has the ability to operate at hard to reach locations, unsafe or hazardous environment
• The drone makes bathymetric surveys 10 times faster and 2 times more cost-efficient compared with a standard approach using a ship, a boat or an unmanned surface vehicle

The onboard computer UgCS SkyHub enables full integration of the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and a drone

• Status of the radar's and drone's current trace is displayed on the screen of UgCS
• Data logging is started automatically at take-off and finished upon landing
• Radar's data is geotagged with GPS coordinates from the autopilot
• The integrated system guarantees the delivery of accurate survey results, is safer for personnel and is more time-efficient.

Laser Methane Copter (LMC) v.2, is the latest creation of Pergam-Suisse, a manufacturer, distributor, and service provider of world-leading gas leak detection systems and SPH Engineering, world’s premier provider of mission planning software and drone integrated systems.

• A high-sensitivity laser methane gas detector LMC DL and Falcon can pick up even the tiniest leaks from the 30-meter height.
• The device is only sensitive to methane, so no false readings of other gases are possible.
• The onboard computer UgCS SkyHub transfers detector's data instantly to the remote control (RC) of the drone pilot and to UgCS software.

The integrated system combines a drone with a sensitive magnetometer SENSYS MagDrone R3 and a precise altimeter for True Terrain Following mode. Using a magnetometer on a drone enables us to scan the area and detect metals several times faster compared with handheld devices and allows obtaining geo-referenced maps of the area.

True Terrain Following mode enables the drone to fly at low AGL altitudes (up to 1 meter) without a need to import precise Digital Elevation Model (DEM) height-map into UgCS.

True Terrain Following (TTF) mode requires no more than two waypoints on each survey line, thus sparing you from unnecessary interruptions to missions. The operator just needs to set the desired flight height and speed and activate the TTF mode. The rest of the work will be done automatically.