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Our customers from Dawood Engineering Consultancy, a surveying firm, have recently shared their experience of using our UAV. Geoscan 201 has been helping them to carry out projects for 4 years.

Closing 2021 Dubai World Cup, our team used Salute Pro during a light show.

Salute Pro (it carries a firecracker that can be lit up at the exact time) is based on Geoscan Salute that we use in our light shows. Our development engineers upgraded it so that the drone could tackle new tasks. The specialists paid attention not only to electronics and soft but also safety. They consulted with pyrotechnists to avoid mistakes.

Geoscan Group and experts from the Institute of History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IIMK RAS) have completed a 3D model of the Citadel of Damascus.

Geoscan specialists have climbed Mount Elbrus, the highest peak in Russia and Europe (5642 m). Four technicians led by the CEO went to the mountains not only to gain new experience and challenge themselves but also to make sure Geoscan vehicles work fine in highland conditions.

We are happy to share our joy with everybody, especially with our colleagues and partners who helped us achieve it!

We only started two years ago. Back then we performed our first shows with several dozens of drones. It was quite challenging and encouraged us to move even further.

We are excited to invite you to the brand new webinar by Geoscan Ltd featuring DroneSIG! On this webinar you‘ll get the chance to find out more about UAV technologies applicable in Africa, solutions for precision agriculture, usage of UAV-based magnetic surveying, and other applications. The webinars will be held in English.

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Aerial photography obtained via the UAVs rapidly replaces conventional geological exploration on foot. This is a convenient way allowing to obtain significantly more data in less time.

The UAVs can be widely used during the mining operations. The drones are used to collect data for mineral output calculation and preparation of the corresponding aerial maps, mining management under conditions when hand labor is replaced by machinery within the framework of the hazardous and monotonous operations.