Another project successfully completed in record time. We were fortunate to be commissioned for a 25Km corridor mapping by Lidar and photogrammetry.
With the aim of rebuilding a hotel from zeros, we intervened in Ubud to establish a 3D plan of a land with existing facilities and buildings…
With a great pride and respect, MSDI was invited by the Deputy Governor of Penajam Paser Utara (PPU), Ir.H.Hamdam to discuss a number of programs in the future and the way our system works in a professional manner. With all MSDI representatives in Kalimantan
Yellowscan, the famous and innovative company which develops the integration of high-end lidar for UAV and market leader, gave us the honor to interview us on a recent project that we carried out in the south west of Borneo (Kalimantan).
Another project successfully completed! We have just finalized a lidar mapping of 1100Ha in the Babulu region, a few kilometers from Balikpapan, located in the South-East of Kalimantan (Borneo).
Archeology researchers love lidar data because it allows details that are almost impossible to see with the naked eye, let alone stay on the ground.
Another project successfully completed in record time. We were fortunate to be commissioned for a 25Km corridor mapping by Lidar and photogrammetry.
With the aim of rebuilding a hotel from zeros, we intervened in Ubud to establish a 3D plan of a land with existing facilities and buildings…
With a great pride and respect, MSDI was invited by the Deputy Governor of Penajam Paser Utara (PPU), Ir.H.Hamdam to discuss a number of programs in the future and the way our system works in a professional manner. With all MSDI representatives in Kalimantan
Yellowscan, the famous and innovative company which develops the integration of high-end lidar for UAV and market leader, gave us the honor to interview us on a recent project that we carried out in the south west of Borneo (Kalimantan).
Another project successfully completed! We have just finalized a lidar mapping of 1100Ha in the Babulu region, a few kilometers from Balikpapan, located in the South-East of Kalimantan (Borneo).
Archeology researchers love lidar data because it allows details that are almost impossible to see with the naked eye, let alone stay on the ground.
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