As per the latest quarterlySuspect that this is what it is...

As per the latest quarterly


Suspect that this is what it is related to:
https://www.revolution.aero/deep_dive/automated-aircraft-are-keeping-gas-pipelines-safe-in-australia/

Aside from the aircraft, the key technology making these inspections possible, and attractive to commercial clients, is Xplorate’s data management and analytics division.
“Flying is one thing, but that is not actually what we do,” says Fahy, as he shows us a digital twin of the pipeline area built using data collected from initial operations. “The group is made up of Xplorate and SwissDrones, which is our manufacturing arm in Switzerland, we are the operating and intelligence arms. We’re currently developing an intelligence portal, called Xplorate Intelligence, where we bring everything together and basically deliver actionable insights and reports to the client.”
Clients don’t necessarily have specific methods of data collection, they care about the data itself and how it is presented, says Fahy. Digital twins are created using a mixture of light detection and ranging (LIDAR) – a method that uses light pulses to measure ranges to the ground to create a colourised 3D model of the terrain – and RGB (red, green and blue) data which is basically high-resolution imaging. The digital twin forms an interactive model of the asset, in this case the length of pipeline and about 20 metres of terrain either side.

And a few Pointerra folk who has "liked" this post pointing to the article https://www.linkedin.com/posts/xplorateio_unmanned-drones-are-keeping-gas-pipelines-activity-7155053094781784064-g_2q/