Airport mapping cameras come in three specialized types, each requiring tailored protection. Aerial Mapping Cameras, mounted on drones or aircraft to capture wide-scale airport terrain data, feature fragile lenses and complex sensor arrays that demand shock absorption. Ground-Based Mapping Cameras, used for detailed scans of runways or terminal exteriors, often have bulky housings and detachable components that need secure, organized storage. 3D Laser Mapping Cameras, which combine camera technology with LiDAR for 3D airport modeling, include sensitive laser modules that can malfunction if exposed to dust or impact. Traditional cases or generic storage solutions frequently fail to shield these components, risking costly repairs or data inaccuracies that delay airport projects.

Tsunami’s Airport Mapping Camera storage boxes solve these pain points with industry-leading durability and customization. The lineup includes three models: the Aerial Pro Box, with foam-lined compartments for camera bodies, lenses, and drone mounting parts, plus a waterproof seal to protect against rain during outdoor transit; the Ground Survey Box, featuring adjustable dividers for large ground cameras and built-in pockets for cables and calibration tools; and the 3D Laser Guard Box, designed with anti-static foam to shield laser modules and a pressure-resistant shell for air travel. All boxes are crafted from impact-resistant polypropylene, include ergonomic handles for easy transport across airport tarmacs, and meet international shipping standards for precision survey equipment.