Construction & Engineering

Many construction firms who have adopted drone technology use them to collect BIM (Building Information Modeling) information to see what the building will look like upon completion. This allows them to identify anomalies on the digital model and address them before they become problems on the physical job site. Drone aerial data collection tools also make it easier to communicate with sub-contractors and clients.

Gain valuable insight into the status of your projects and track progress over time. Recurring aerial imagery can improve safety, logistics and stakeholder updates while integrating seamlessly with your BIM workflows. An important element is that the business of construction is highly complex and involves many skilled workers involved in different phases. Each of these phases can be broken down further into niche tasks, each requiring safety oversight, monitoring, and data collection. The result is a long, expensive, complicated process, with many opportunities for increased efficiency. Track your progress rapidly and repeatedly. Compare against project plan, compare design plans to as-builts.