WaldoAir Corp.

WaldoAir Corp. designs and builds aerial imaging systems. Its XCAM system mounts on many aircraft platforms. The company was formed in 2013 to meet the need for 3D imagery for smart cities and 5G uses. The company is located in Franklin, Tennessee.

The systems can collect RGB, NIR, oblique and thermal imagery. The company says the systems have FAA and EASA STC approval. They include mission planning and flight control software. RGB system prices start at $55,900, including flight control and mission planning.

WaldoAir systems are used in disaster response. The site says Civil Air Patrol and FEMA use them on large disasters in the United States. Data can arrive within 24 hours of a disaster. The data includes 3D models, orthomosaics and ground collections.

The company says its systems collect more than 10,000 miles of linear feature data each week. This data helps oil and gas companies keep pipelines safe.

The site says WaldoAir pilots fly custom systems over large farm areas in the United States, Canada and South Africa each season. Precision agriculture is one of the company's main areas.

The company also helps develop specialized sensors for third party users. Its founders worked on sensor systems that led to the Applanix DSS and the Google GeoPod.

The company has offices in the Netherlands, South Africa and Tennessee, and an office in Santa Rosa, Florida. The phone number is +1 (615) 337-3280 and the freephone number is +1 (855) 490-8350. The site says the company is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.