Nine Ten Drones Solutions

LiDAR-as-a-Service

Let us deliver your LiDAR solutions without buying the hardware

What is LiDAR?

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) uses laser pulses to measure distance and generate dense 3D point clouds of terrain, structures, and vegetation. As a service, we provide the aircraft, sensors, pilots, mission planning, data processing, and QA—so organizations get ready‑to‑use 3D data without capital expense or staffing burdens.

Why Do It?

Get accurate, detailed 3D data quickly, so your team can design faster and spend less time in tough or risky field conditions.
See the ground clearly even under trees and in complex areas. We deliver true bare‑earth surfaces, volumes, and full 3D context that photos alone can miss.
Save money and reduce hassle. No buying or maintaining gear, no training or permits—just pay for the data you need, when you need it.

How Can We Help You?

Plan: We agree on what accuracy you need and what area to map, get any required permissions, and plan safe, efficient flight paths for your site.
Capture: We bring the right drone and LiDAR sensor to scan the area, collecting very detailed 3D data. We can also take photos to add color to the 3D points. This works even under trees.
Process: We clean and align the data, sort ground, buildings, and vegetation, check accuracy, and deliver the files you need—surfaces, contours, and reports—ready for your CAD/GIS software.
Support: We can rescan to track changes over time, deliver and store your data securely, and help your team use it in your existing workflows.

Three Keys of Success

Right Plan, Right Platform

We match your accuracy needs and site conditions with the optimal sensor, flight plan, and control strategy—so we capture the right data the first time.

Rigorous QA from Field to Finish

Tight GNSS/IMU processing, strip alignment, and independent checkpoints ensure clean, consistent point clouds and verifiable accuracy on every project.

Results that Drive Decisions

We tailor outputs to your workflow—surfaces, contours, breaklines, volumes, and web-ready 3D—so your team can use the data immediately in CAD/GIS and keep projects moving.