GeoCue has added Candrone to its global distribution network, expanding access to TrueView LiDAR systems and LP360 point cloud processing software throughout Canada. The partnership will provide Candrone drone LiDAR mapping customers with access to GeoCue’s aerial, mobile and handheld LiDAR technologies along with an integrated software workflow.
Candrone will provide the technology, training and support for Canadian customers operating across surveying, mapping, forestry, mining, energy, public safety and other geospatial applications.
Candrone Drone LiDAR Mapping Expands with GeoCue Partnership
Candrone has more than a decade of experience providing drone, sensor and remote sensing technologies for professional applications.
Through the new partnership, Candrone is authorized to provide Canadian customers with GeoCue products including:
- TrueView aerial LiDAR systems
- TrueView mobile LiDAR systems
- TrueView handheld LiDAR systems
- LP360 3D point cloud processing software
According to the companies, Candrone will also provide training, technical guidance and ongoing support for customers integrating the systems into their operations.
“I’m looking forward to representing GeoCue and helping our customers find the right solutions for their drone LiDAR and data processing needs,” said Andrew Fry, Sales Manager at Candrone.
“GeoCue is a perfect fit for Candrone because TrueView and LP360 provide a complete, polished workflow from data capture through processing, classification, and final deliverables. Combined with GeoCue’s depth of LiDAR expertise and support, we’re confident this partnership will give our customers a powerful solution they can rely on.”
TrueView and LP360 Provide Integrated LiDAR Workflow
GeoCue’s TrueView sensors and LP360 software are designed to operate as an integrated hardware and software ecosystem.
According to GeoCue, the workflow allows professionals to move from LiDAR data collection through:
- Data processing
- Point cloud classification
- 3D point cloud imaging
- Final geospatial deliverables
The companies said the integrated approach is designed to reduce friction between field data collection and the production of usable geospatial information.
Partnership Expands NDAA-Compliant LiDAR Access
The addition of GeoCue to Candrone’s portfolio also provides Canadian customers with expanded access to NDAA-compliant LiDAR technology.
GeoCue said its TrueView LiDAR systems and LP360 software support aerial, mobile and handheld data collection and processing.
The partnership is intended to provide local access and support for Canadian professionals working in:
- Surveying
- Mapping
- Forestry
- Mining
- Energy
- Public safety
- Other geospatial applications
GeoCue Expands Canadian Distribution Network
“We’re excited to welcome Candrone to the GeoCue global distribution network,” said Buck Baldwin, Channel Sales Manager at GeoCue. “Their team brings extensive experience in drone technology, remote sensing, training, and customer support, along with a strong understanding of the applications our Canadian customers work in every day.”
“Candrone’s solutions-focused approach makes them a great fit for GeoCue, and we look forward to working together to expand access to TrueView LiDAR and LP360 throughout Canada.”
Candrone provides enterprise drone, sensor and geospatial technologies along with consultation, deployment, training and technical support.
GeoCue provides drone, mobile and land surveying equipment, point cloud software, workflows, training and support for LiDAR and imagery mapping.
The partnership expands Candrone drone LiDAR mapping capabilities by providing Canadian customers with access to GeoCue’s TrueView LiDAR portfolio, LP360 processing software, training and technical support through a local distribution partner.
Source: Press release from GeoCue and Candrone


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