Bad Elf Flex: Getting Started with PIX4D Terrestrial Scanning
Solution
To get started with terrestrial scanning using your Bad Elf Flex and Pix4D, follow this step by step guide.
Step-by-step
- Activate your PIX4Dcatch license with your Pix4D account.
- Download and install PIX4Dcatch on your mobile device.
- Open and log in to PIX4Dcatch using your Pix4D account.
- Attach your phone/tablet and RTK receiver to the handle.
- Enter your NTRIP provider details and login credentials.
*See this article for more information about Choosing the Right RTK Network for your Bad Elf GNSS Receiver.
- Validate the NTRIP connection.
- Choose your preferred mount point.
- Set the NTRIP coordinate reference system according to the specifications of your NTRIP provider
- Start capturing your dataset
Once the hardware and software are set up, you have the following options:
- Distribute and measure your Pix4D Autotags to improve accuracy.
- Compute volumes on site.
- Overlay CAD designs or points with the Augmented Reality (AR) features
- Process with PIX4Dcloud or Pix4D desktop software
Happy mapping! The Bad Elf and Pix4d Team
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