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Wingtra One Gen II - Vertical Take Off & Landing - UAS
Your Price: Call 800.342.9238 for pricing. PPK Option Available.
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The
Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) announced the final Small UAS Rule on June 21, 2016. The press release is available at: FINAL SMALL UAS RULE
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Please note that all provisions of the Rule, including all pilot requirements and operating rules, will be effective in August 2016, 60 days after the rule is published in the Federal Register. Details are available on the FAA’s UAS website
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WingtraOne
Professional VTOL Fixed-Wing Drone for Mapping & Surveying
• Survey Grade
• Agile
• Safe
Capture highly accurate aerial data - quickly for large projects
The WingtraOne is a professional VTOL fixed-wing drone used by geospatial specialists and industry workers around the world to map large areas with unprecedented image quality and accuracy. All of this now happens up to 80 percent faster than using multi-rotors or terrestrial surveying methods.
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(See links at bottom of page for more info and videos)
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How the WingtraOne works
The Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capability allows the
WingtraOne to ascend and move like a helicopter. For the mapping mission
it transitions into forward cruise flight and matches the endurance and
speed of fixed-wing airplanes. In order to land, the WingtraOne
switches back to hover flight and descends vertically.
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Map unreachable survey areas
WingtraOne’s unparalleled vertical landing technology enables
touchdown in confined areas as small as 2 m x 2 m like boats or forest
lanes. Combined with a flight range of up to 50 km, large coverage
mapping missions become feasible that have been impossible up until
today.
The WingtraOne is designed from the ground up to safeguard its valuable
sensors and eliminate wear and tear of the equipment. Instead of broken
wings or damaged cameras from belly landings & parachute touchdowns,
the WingtraOne lands gently. During the vertical descent, laser sensor
data enables the WingtraOne to sense the ground and land safely even on
the most rocky grounds like open pit mines and on hilly terrain.
In case of a changing landing environment like a drifting boat or
recently parked cars, the landing spot can be adjusted as easily as with
any multirotor.
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Cover 100+ ha at 1 cm/px GSD in a single flight
The WingtraOne increases precision and survey mission success
with an unprecedented combination of image resolution and flight
coverage. By carrying a 42 MP photogrammetric-grade camera and an ultra
low distortion lens, the WingtraOne covers 100 ha at 0.7 cm/px
resolution in a single flight or 400 ha at 3 cm/px. This makes
WingtraOne missions:
- 2x as precise as flights with a 20 MP camera
- Cover 10x more than multicopters
- 80 % quicker than terrestrial measurements
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Increase safety with truly autonomous take-off
The WingtraOne advances operators’ safety to the next level as it works
truly autonomously during its entire mission, including take-off and
landing. Instead of risky catapult or hand launches that can cause
dangerous injuries, the WingtraOne takes off vertically without any
human interaction. The remote take-off feature allows one to maintain a
safe distance and keep hands off at all times. This eliminates the risk
of mishandling the drone, makes flying skills unnecessary and the
WingtraOne extremely easy to use.
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WingtraOne PPK
Redefine survey-grade accuracy
WingtraOne PPK sets the new benchmark for surveying grade
accuracy of aerial imagery. Thanks to its most advanced PPK module and
highest quality cameras like the 42 MP full frame camera Sony RX1RII, it
is now possible to reach down to 1 cm absolute accuracy in aerial
mapping.
Key facts with WingtraOne RX1RII PPK:
- Down to 1 cm horizontal (2 cm vertical) absolute and relative accuracy
- High coverage at ultra high resolution and accuracy – 100 ha at 1 cm/px and 1 cm accuracy
- No further orthomosaic correction required
- 5 min pre-flight setup – compared to hours when using GCPs
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GCP, PPK or RTK?
Conventional drone mapping on centimeter accuracy requires Ground
Control Points (GCPs) to correct the final map. Besides requiring
additional surveying equipment and being extremely time consuming,
setting up GCPs might be downright risky or just not possible in the
area of interest.
More advanced solutions achieve similar levels of accuracy by using
cutting edge GPS correction technology for the georeferencing of the
aerial imagery: namely RTK (real-time kinematics) or PPK (post processed
kinematics). RTK requires real-time base station connectivity and
corrects GPS signals during the flight, while PPK corrects them after
the flight and therefore offers greater robustness and consistency.
Moreover, PPK is independent from base stations or base station
networks, highly reliable, most accurate and very convenient and time
saving to use. Neither special flight preparations nor intensive post
processing steps are required to achieve down to 1 cm accurate aerial
maps.
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WingtraOne PPK highlights
- Best in class survey-grade accuracy without ground control points (GCPs)
- Proven RMS error of 1.2 cm in X/Y and 2.3 cm in Z direction
- Absolute orthomosaic & digital surface model accuracy down to 1 cm
- Agnostic workflow: Operate your existing reference station & GNSS knowledge
- Only pay for what you need: Your WingtraOne can be upgraded to PPK accuracy at any time
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Warranties:
Lengemann honors the warranty as specified by the product manufacturer.
To go to Wingtra's offical website for more info and videos, click
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