senseFly eXom Mapping and Inspection Drone

senseFly’s eXom drone is designed for professional commercial use on tasks such as checking on the integrity of bridges. It is a quadcopter with camera/ultrasonic sensor combos placed around its periphery. This provides detailed range information as well as better visual context awareness. What sets the eXom apart is its mapping and autonomous operation. Users can map out areas to be photographed and the system determines the waypoints and camera angles to get the job done. The final analysis is done on the ground on a PC application using this data.
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[@DT-gun]

You talk about being able to do Power Line Inspections, how have you combated the magnetometer issues?

[@normap9238]

They'll let you know how hard it is once you pay them 40 grand.

[@joesashley]

What about Thermal Imaging? - post processing of Radiometric Images after inspections?

[@geoffreygearheart1259]

how stable is video without a gimbal?
flight time/battery?
cost of battery?

[@Guide504]

very interested in the 38mp sensor and lens profile (aspheric flat field). How dos this work with the very low resolution on the flir lepton thermal imaging camera.

[@indianplans]

Good one. Please show you work with the data. Can we take cross sections??? Volume calculation etc...

[@natas321]

Europe in Switzerland the exom cost thirty six thousand euros, is about 36.000. dollars

[@droneyeimaging1240]

How is the Stability of imaging?

[@timdunk7278]

That looks great, but i wonder i user-friendly the software is.

[@seamuswarren]

What about unprofessional users who want to make videos?

[@sebastianbetancurvelez7253]

How much it?

[@B3D]

wish to work in that line

[@arongatt]

senseripoff !

[@freshfed]

my guess is... $40,000?

[@federicosagun8243]

Its just another ordinary drone.