WHO WE ARE

QUEST is poised to make up unique, high inspirited and pre-eminent geo-informatics technology in Geospatial Industry and becoming a leading model in Spatial Engineering, having our anchor on the major areas in the geo-spatial industry:

1.Automated Mapping and Facilities Management (AM/FM)
2.Route Surveys
3.As-Built Surveys
4.Detail and Topographic Survey
5.Control Extension and Establishments (Primary, Secondary and Tertiary control)
6.Geophysical Prospecting (Seismic Survey)
7.Hydrographic Surveys and Environmental Impact Assessment.
8.Satellite Imagery Analysis (Surveying/Mapping)
9.Geographical Information System (GIS)/Land Information System (LIS), Data Management
10.Sale of Mapping and Engineering Equipements. (Total Station, GPS, Level etc.).

OUR CLIENTS

1. SOUTH (Target your success): Established in 1989 and headquartered in Guangzhou. South has been well developed to a professional manufacturer and geographic information industrial group fully integrating with R&D, marketing and services as well.

Over 2 decades of solid foundation, With South Navigation, South high-speed railway and five affiliated factories in Beijing, Wuhan, Changzhou and Guangzhou, South has expanded its coverage to 30 provincial branches and over 110 municipal offices in China, at the same time spread its footprints to more than 120 countries all around the world, which establishes a close-linked distribution network at an international level.

2.TELEDYNE OPTECH:Teledyne Optech is the world leader in the development and manufacture of advanced lidar and camera survey instruments for airborne, mobile and terrestrial mapping.

With operations and staff worldwide, Teledyne Optech has led the advancement of the technology for 40 years, empowering surveyors, researchers, and government organizations with fast, accurate and cost-effective solutions.

3.MicroSurvey: Our Clients trust MicroSurvey for their Over 30 years of developing complete software solutions for surveying.

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