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February 4th, 2025
Pix4D and Freefly Systems to deliver drone-to-data workflow

Pix4D, a global leader in photogrammetry and geospatial software solutions, is excited to announce a partnership with Freefly Systems, a renowned innovator in drone technology. Through this collaboration, customers purchasing eligible Freefly drones will receive a one-year license for PIX4Dmatic together with PIX4Dsurvey, PIX4Dcloud, or PIX4Dfields. This provides an all-in-one solution for aerial capture and data processing.

With this partnership, users gain access to Pix4D’s state-of-the-art photogrammetry software, generating survey-grade deliverables and ensuring that the entire workflow, from aerial image capture to precise data analysis, is efficient, reliable, and streamlined.

  • All-in-One Solution: Aerial data capture combined with processing software
  • High-Quality Deliverables: Generate accurate 3D models, maps, and survey-grade outputs
  • Cost Savings: Enjoy Pix4D software included with the purchase of Freefly drones

“This collaboration between Pix4D and Freefly Systems is about delivering a complete workflow. By combining Freefly’s advanced drone technology with Pix4D’s powerful software, users can achieve seamless integration for their projects, whether they are in construction, surveying, agriculture, or engineering’’.  —Andrey Kleymenov, CEO, Pix4D

“Combining Freefly Systems’s advanced drone technology with Pix4D’s powerful software, we’re enabling users to achieve seamless project execution. Our goal is to provide a best-in-class solution that streamlines workflows and unlocks new efficiencies for our customers” —Matt Isenbarger, CRO,  Freefly Systems

About Pix4D:

Pix4D products are developed in Lausanne, Switzerland, and the company has five additional offices in the USA, Germany, Spain, Romania, and Japan. The company develops end-to-end mapping solutions that convert images into survey-grade georeferenced maps, models, and other business-critical insights using advanced algorithms based on computer vision, photogrammetry, and machine learning

 

About Freefly Systems:

Freefly is an American company specializing in the design and manufacture of drones, gimbals, and cameras for industrial, commercial, government, and high-end aerial cinematography.