AI Construction
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Step (1)
4K Data Acquisition
Step (2)
3D Model -Of-Site
Step (3)
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AI DETECTION OF ASSETS
GAMIFICATION OF ASSETS
Case Study
The construction industry is complex. Construction pros need technology that won’t add to the complexity of a project, but instead help to simplify it. Drone maps and models are a cost-effective, user-friendly way to help achieve this goal.
Speed is also essential to construction projects. Contractors are constantly working against timelines, and they need to have access to real-time insights to make smart decisions. Drone maps make it easier and more efficient to manage work as it is happens, and monitor site progress overtime.
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Key points:
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How does the construction industry apply drones to their businesses?
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Management oversight: Keep real-time tabs on projects with regularly updated overhead maps. For in-depth analysis, zero in on key areas, often with enough resolution to see individual studs.
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Site progress: Track progress against 3D models and aerial views. How many floors have been built in the past week? Are the builders following the plan? Are we on track to complete the project by the deadline?
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Improved communication: Share maps and models with internal and external stakeholders for streamlined communications. Keep everyone in the office up-to-date and informed — even if you’re still on site.
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Site planning & surveying: Advance real-time analytics; XYZ measurements.
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Stockpile measurement: Instantly measure stockpile volumes so you can make on-the-spot decisions about your materials needs.
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Safety improvements: Identify safety concerns in real time, so your team can address them quickly. Reduce the time employees and contractors spend on roofs, steep slopes, and other dangerous areas.
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Virtual design and construction: Export drone-generated point clouds into 3D design software for powerful insights. Ensure site progress is in step with original design plans.