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RIEGL

LiDAR sensors and laser scanning systems across six segments — terrestrial, mobile, airborne, UAV-based, bathymetric and industrial — including the NDAA-compliant VUX-820-G topo-bathymetric UAV scanner.

Horn, Austria
201-500

Vitality Radar

75
Current
6M History
Industry
Updated 12 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels
78
Business
Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction
72
Innovation
R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption
83
Pulse
Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement
65
Capacity
Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale
80

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

RIEGL is positioning itself as a high‑end, globally oriented LiDAR and laser scanning systems provider, leveraging continuous product launches and awards to reinforce leadership in UAV, airborne, terrestrial, and mobile survey markets.

Efficiency Ratio

Given its mid‑size headcount and steady stream of sophisticated product releases, integrations, and customer deployments, RIEGL appears to convert R&D and engineering resources into marketable systems with above‑average efficiency.

Evidence Signals

Award MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 26 Sep 2024

On 2024-09-26, RIEGL won the Wichmann INTERGEO Innovations Award in the Hardware category for its turnkey UAV-based laser scanning system miniVUX-3UAV with RiLOC-E.

View source Germany
Product Launch HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 26 Sep 2024

On 2024-09-26 at INTERGEO 2024, RIEGL announced four new products including the VUX-100-25 and VUX-120-23 UAV LiDAR systems with up to 1.3 million measurements per second, the VZ-4000i-25 long‑range terrestrial scanner, and the VQ-1560-III-S airborne mapping scanner.

View source Germany
Product Launch MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 12 Oct 2023

On 2023-10-12 at INTERGEO 2023, RIEGL launched three new airborne products, including the VQX-2 helicopter pod, the VQ-680 OEM compact airborne LiDAR scanner module, and the VUX-180-24 high pulse‑rate wide‑FOV UAV scanner.

View source Germany
Partnership MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 22 Aug 2024

On 2024-08-22, IGI and RIEGL announced seamless integration of the IGI CCNS-5 flight management system with RIEGL airborne LiDAR scanners to enhance precision and efficiency in aerial surveying.

View source Germany and Austria
Partnership LOW IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 15 Jan 2024

In January 2024, Esri China (Hong Kong) and RIEGL held a joint seminar titled "Seamless LiDAR GIS Workflow: ArcGIS and RIEGL in Action" for about 50 geospatial professionals, highlighting integrated LiDAR and GIS workflows.

View source Hong Kong
Customer Win MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 19 Nov 2024

On 2024-11-19, Avior Geospatial announced the addition of a RIEGL VQ-1560 II-S airborne laser scanning system to its portfolio to enhance its technological capabilities for large‑area mapping.

View source United States
Customer Win MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 25 Mar 2024

On 2024-03-25, GPI Geospatial, Inc. announced upgrading its mobile mapping capabilities by adding a RIEGL VMX-2HA mobile LiDAR system to its data collection portfolio.

View source United States
Expansion HIGH IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 20 Feb 2018

By 2018-02-20, RIEGL announced the opening of a new international office in Munich to expand its global presence and better serve European customers.

View source Germany

About
Headquartered at Riedenburgstraße 48 in Horn, Lower Austria, RIEGL builds LiDAR sensors and laser scanning systems. The technical core is pulsed time-of-flight laser ranging across multiple wavelengths, with proprietary waveform processing that resolves range ambiguity, returns multiple targets per laser shot and delivers calibrated amplitude and reflectance. Output is a dense point cloud processed into a precise digital 3D model of the physical world. SIX PRODUCT SEGMENTS. Terrestrial (TLS, static and kinematic), mobile (MLS, from moving platforms), airborne (ALS, from crewed aircraft and helicopters), UAV-based (ULS), bathymetric (BLS, using green laser pulses from airborne or drone-mounted systems to measure water depth and map underwater terrain), and industrial (ILS, for harsh 24/7 conditions). Own software packages ship alongside the sensors, so systems are delivered complete. UAV-RELEVANT LINE. The VUX-820-G is a fully integrated miniaturised topo-bathymetric UAV scanner with RiLOC-F-inside and an onboard RGB camera: up to 2.2 Secchi depths of shallow-water penetration, 15 mm precision, 5.4 kg, and NDAA compliant. It was selected for the Commercial UAV Expo Innovation Spotlight in 2026. The miniVUX-3UAV is in series production with the RiLOC-E subsystem. FOOTPRINT. Four buildings in Horn provide over 6,850 m2 for research, development, production, testing, marketing, sales, training and administration, with a further 32,500 m2 of open ground for alignment and calibration. Worldwide sales, training, support and service run from Austria and the USA, with main offices in Japan and China and a subsidiary and distributor network beyond that. A 2026 technology roadshow ran across five Australian cities. Contact: office@riegl.com, +43 2982 4211.
Relevancy
Austria's laser scanning company and a world reference in LiDAR, with a dedicated drone scanner line. Its VUX-820-G is NDAA compliant, meaning US federal buyers can purchase it — one of only two companies on this map cleared for the American government market.
Tags
#LiDAR #laserscanning #payload #survey #bathymetry #timeofflight #NDAAcompliant #pointcloud #topobathymetric

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