Scientific fieldwork often faces challenges such as slow data collection, rugged terrain, and safety constraints. These limitations are especially visible in disciplines such as glaciology, archaeology, subsurface mapping, and coastal research, where accessing remote or hazardous environments is part of the workflow.
To address these limitations, SPH Engineering offers drone-based sensor integrations that allow researchers to collect high-resolution data quickly, safely, and consistently across remote or hard-to-access field sites.



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We develop integrated systems that make drones suitable for scientific research. Our technology stack provides the infrastructure that transforms commercially available UAVs into reliable data-collection platforms used across academic disciplines.
Desktop mission planning with automated routes, terrain following, multi-drone support, and offline maps for repeatable scientific surveys.
A research-grade drone companion computer enabling precise drone payload integration, synchronized triggering, True Terrain Following, and offline data logging.
Altimeters, mounting kits, and interface modules that ensure stable sensor height above ground or water for accurate measurements.
Geophysical sensors: GPR and magnetometers for subsurface mapping, archaeology, and geophysical anomaly detection.
Hydrographic & Hydrology Sensors:
Environmental & Gas Sensors: Methane and gas-detection payloads for emissions monitoring, landfills, industrial sites, and environmental studies.