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HawkEye 360 Inc. recently announced the successful launch of its Cluster 3 radio frequency geolocation microsatellites built by Space Flight Laboratory (SFL).

Aerial mapping company Bluesky recently completed a topographic survey of the old Anchor Color and Gum Works site in Dighton, Mass., ahead of remediation efforts. 

A new software product, Kompass BMS, is targeting service-based companies with 20 to 250 employees. The software has been in development for 15 years, leading the growth of one of Europe’s top geospatial survey companies, Murphy Geospatial.

Trimble and Amberg Technologies recently announced a collaboration to provide a tunnel survey solution.

Trimble’s T100 is the latest high-performance tablet providing fast data processing for a variety of surveying, mapping and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications. 

Advanced Geodetic Surveys Inc. recently announced a new survey supply store in Grapevine, Texas. The company’s digital marketing specialist Greg Dunn says this new storefront expands their footprint in Texas to the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

A farmer in Belgium accidently moved his country’s border with France after moving a stone marker out of the way of his tractor.

The Airborne International Response Team (AIRT) recently announced a combined initiative to develop a global, geo-referenced database of public safety unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) programs and emergency response remote pilots.

The Norwegian Space Agency recently announced the successful launch of the NorSat-3 maritime tracking microsatellite built by Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) in Toronto.

Project managers Hillary Palmer and Ed Fogels have joined the firm.