DEMONSTRATING the BLK2FLY

Outpace the competition by taking to the skies. There's nothing faster than aerial laser scanning.
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Video version: v06

[@jopi19891]

How many m2 can it scan during the 13 min flight and how high can it fly?
Say i have a skyscraper - 250 m high.

[@R-E-A-L-iT]

The maximum capture speed is 5m/s (2m/s when the obstacles avoidance is active), depending on the desired density. This might represent 1350m2 (0.5pts/cm2) or 4100m2 (0.17pts/m2), but many environment factors can impact performance.
The altitude limit for the drone is 1800m above sea level (asl), and as long as there is a good LTE network, there are no distance issues with the tablet (obviously there are legal restrictions on flying near buildings like this, and the device must be kept in sight).

[@luckybarbieri8533]

would this drone be able to capture large indoor spaces like a cathedral with precision?

[@R-E-A-L-iT]

Hi Lucky. Yes, that is correct. The BLK2FLY can operate in indoor spaces to capture spatial data with centimeter precision.

[@davidpartridge5483]

Is it possible to remove the BLK2GO from the quadcopter and use it in a handheld way?

[@R-E-A-L-iT]

Although the BLK2FLY looks and operates similarly to the BLK2GO, the BLK2FLY is a one-piece laser scanning drone.