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CloudStation LiDAR processing software.
Turn physical projects into digital realities.
The CloudStation is an evolutive and user-friendly LiDAR software, developed by YellowScan, to generate and visualize pointclouds.
Our software provides you with auto-detection of strips, in-depth configuration and LAS files exports to interface with all your tools.
MODULES
Next-level LiDAR survey quality
Extend the CloudStation’s capabilities with our custom-made modules. Designed to improve data and set high standards regarding the quality of your surveying projects.
10 years’ experience in LiDAR technology
Our goal is to develop our skills and technologies to better serve our customers.
Our R&D team strives to innovate, develop new functionalities and improve the CloudStation on a day-to-day basis; so much so that a new release of the CloudStation comes out every 3 weeks.

Get expert advice and guidance for your next point cloud project
YellowScan’s knowledgeable team is here to support you, be it for a quick consult or training.
The CloudStation comes in an annual licensing scheme with a 1-year maintenance, including support and software updates.

Experience our pointclouds by downloading LiDAR datasets
Find out sample data captured with our LiDAR systems, select a specific sensor and download the associated dataset.

Point cloud visualization, inspection, and in-depth examination
The CloudStation’s powerful 3D engine allows you to effortlessly display billions of points, measure distances, and get information about your points in one click.
*Our CloudStation software is designed for desktop use and is not cloud-based.

Increased productivity. Maximized budget.
Extract, process, display and export LiDAR data right after a flight.
Effortlessly handle multiflight acquisitions in a single project.
Easily refine your trajectory thanks to the POSPac integration
Vertical slicing of your generated point cloud
Get a better understanding of your generated point cloud.
- Measure denivelation.
- Assess the quality of the Ground classification, by checking the base of the vertical elements.
- Check the mismatch between flightlines, by measuring the strip-to-strip distance. Before, or after strip adjustment.
