Phoenix LiDAR Systems

Summary

About

About Phoenix LiDAR Systems

Established in 2013 as Phoenix Aerial Systems and renamed in 2016, Phoenix LiDAR Systems develops complete mobile-mapping configurations from Austin. Revolution Geosystems acquired the company in 2026, retaining the Phoenix product identity while pairing its hardware and software with a wider geospatial-services organisation.

Phoenix systems integrate LiDAR scanners, GNSS/INS positioning, cameras and data logging for UAVs, vehicles, backpacks and aircraft. RANGER and miniRANGER platforms address different range and payload constraints, while SpatialExplorer, SpatialPro, FlightPlanner and LiDARMill support acquisition and processing. This makes Phoenix a perception-system supplier whose robotics relevance comes from high-accuracy mapping across autonomous and remotely operated carriers.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Hesai Technology

    Inbound - robotics sensors - Phoenix LiDAR SCOUT-M2X+ incorporates a Hesai XT32M2X LiDAR scanner

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  • RIEGL

    Inbound - Sensing - Two RIEGL VUX-1UAV22 laser scanners form the sensing core of Phoenix LiDAR Systems' RFM2 mapping system

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  • Inspired Flight Technologies

    Outbound - robotics sensors - Inspired Flight offers Phoenix LiDAR payload systems for its aircraft

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Team

  • Rob Dannenberg - President - As president, he guides Phoenix LiDAR's strategy and advises government, AEC and enterprise customers on multi-modal mapping.
  • Ben Adler - Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer
  • Grayson Omans - Founder and Product Strategy Consultant

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-02-20 - Acquisition - Revolution Geosystems acquires Phoenix LiDAR Systems

    Phoenix customers were promised continued support for existing products and an expanded future roadmap. The combined offering adds mission planning, data processing and analysis to Revolution’s aviation and equipment services. Phoenix CEO Rob Dannenberg said the transaction would scale the company’s technology to a broader professional audience.

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