AVT stands for innovation since 1970

The most important technical innovations in AVT include:

• early 1970s: Introduction of the automatic data flow with self-registering total stations
• 1979: Introduction of analytical photogrammetric stereo stations
• 1980s: Introduction of GPS in engineering surveying
• 1990s: New product: orthophotos as a basis for planning
• Development of the Geosi surveying software together with our subsidiary IDC EDP since 1997
• 2003: Entry into laser scanning technology
• 2005: Digital photogrammetric stereo stations
• 2009: Foundation of Terra Messflug and entry into the digital aerial photography
• 2012: Use of GPS in cadastral surveying
• 2015: Large-scale oblique aerial imaging
• 2016: Introduction of BIM as the basis for building planning and revitalization
• 2016: Entry into mobile mapping technology
• 2018: Takeover of Weser Airborne Sensing and subsequently merging of Weser AS and Terra Messflug into AVT Airborne Sensing GmbH
• Transfer of the remote sensing division into a separate company: AVT Airborne Sensing Austria GmbH