Emesent is an Australian company specializing in drone autonomy, LiDAR mapping, and data analytics, and is a world leader in SLAM-based LiDAR mapping. Their flagship product, Hovermap, is a smart mobile scanning unit that combines advanced collision avoidance and autonomous flight technologies to map hazardous and GPS-denied environments. Emesent's technology is used across various industries including mining, infrastructure, and surveying and has partnered with organizations such as CSIRO and In-Q-Tel. Key words associated with Emesent are: drone autonomy, LiDAR, mapping, SLAM, Hovermap, and data analytics.
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Emesent designed Aura to provide a workflow for processing, viewing, cleaning datasets, and taking measurements from Hovermap point cloud data.
Emesent launched three new products at INTERGEO: Hovermap ST-X, a Long Range Radio add-on, and the Aura platform.
MFE Inspection Solutions will provide customers access to the full line of Emesent products, including the Hovermap ST.
MFE Inspection Solutions is appointed as a reseller of Emesent.
Perennial Partners led Emesent’s $32,000,000 Series A funding round.
Emesent's Hovermap autonomy and mapping payload is now plug-and-play compatible with the Zoe aircraft from Acecore Technologies.
After the expo, the Hovermap-Zoe solution will be available worldwide through Emesent's global reseller network.
Velodyne Lidar, Inc. has a multi-year sales agreement to provide Puck LITE™ sensors to Emesent.
Anand Gopalan, CEO of Velodyne LiDAR, indicated that Emesent's use of Velodyne sensors enables rapid autonomous mobile scanning with operational insights.
Dr. Stefan Hrabar, CEO of Emesent, noted that the Velodyne Puck LITE LiDAR is compact, lightweight, and high-performing for mobile mapping systems.
Emesent uses Velodyne’s LiDAR sensors for its Hovermap mobile scanning system, which maps hazardous and GPS-denied environments.