2.3.1 Quick Shot Upload

✅ Purpose

Quick Shot allows you to rapidly capture key points within the golf course using a drone, enabling high-resolution image checks in a much shorter time compared to orthophotos.

• Analysis time: Around 15 minutes

• Supported data: RGB / Thermal / NDVI / VARI

👷 When to Use

• When turf in a specific area suddenly discolors and you want to identify the cause

• When you want to quickly inspect suspected disease or pest damage

• When you need before/after comparison of course management tasks.

🧩 Terminology

• Course Precision Analysis (Course Status): Full course analysis and record keeping

• Quick Shot: Rapid on-site inspection, early issue detection, high-resolution image checks

▎How to Access Quick shot Upload

① Click Quick Shot on the shortcut screen displayed when entering the platform.

② Or, click the Upload button on the Quick Shot details screen to proceed.

▎Quick Shot Upload

Perform a drone waypoint flight.

① Click Add File to upload images saved on the drone SD card.

② Or drag and drop files into the upload list area.

③ Click Upload to complete the process.

👉 Once upload is complete, you will be redirected to the Quick Shot details screen.

▎Upload Failure Messages

① Upload failures from the last 7 days will be displayed.

② There is an image error. Please contact the administrator.
→ Send the original drone images via Channel Talk for analysis and quick resolution.

③ Upload failed. Please try again.
→ This may be a temporary network error. If the issue persists after refreshing, contact us via Channel Talk.

④ Some files failed to upload. Please try again.
→ This occurs when the location information does not match. Refer to the Quick Shot Point Registration manual.

▎Quick Shot Point Registration

※ Quick Shot initially sets up only greens. For tee boxes, bunkers, or other points, please follow the steps below.

1. Adding New Points

Perform a drone waypoint flight including the desired points.

■ Request additional points (type & quantity) via Channel Talk.

Categories: Tee Box, Bunker, Fairway, Rough, Pond
Examples:

• Add 4 tee boxes in Course A (2 on Hole 1, 1 on Hole 2, 1 on Hole 3)

• Add 9 fairway points across the entire course

2. Assigning New Point Locations

① Click the course in the Course Status details screen.

② Check the box to display markers on the map.

③ For new points, click the No Location tag to assign the correct position on the map.