How SPH Engineering Began
SPH Engineering Company began in 2013 with a simple but smart idea—drones are just flying computers that need good software to do amazing things. Back then, drone technology was expensive and difficult to use, so building a tool like UgCS for flight planning was a considerable challenge. But the team stuck with it. After testing, tweaking, and extensive learning, UgCS has become one of the top tools for drone pilots. Over the years, they have added new systems, such as drone light shows and tools that enable drones to work with sensors for tasks in mapping, surveying, and more. One particularly ambitious project even involved searching for a lost World War II plane in Greenland. Today, SPH operates from Latvia and assists people in over 150 countries in performing smart work with drones..
Zond Aero 500 NG: Made for Field Pros
They built the SPH Engineering Zond Aero 500 NG GPR Terrestrial System for serious ground scanning. It comes with a 500MHz shielded antenna, Wi-Fi, and a built-in battery, all housed in a tough transport case, making it easy to use in the field. Whether you're working on a road, airport, rail line, or historical site, this system helps you spot what's hidden below—fast and clearly. It can scan up to 4 meters deep and handles high-speed data collection with options for thousands of samples per scan. You can push it on a cart, pull it with a rope, or mount it on a drone. It's smart, strong, and ready for action wherever your survey takes you.
