CONSTRUCTION

Revolutionising Drone Services for Construction in Tasmania

The integeration of drones in construction has emerged as one of the most rapidly evolving commercial applications of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in Tasmania. This innovative approach is reshaping project methodologies by enhancing pre-planning, optimising efficiency, enabling progress tracking, facilitating aerial inspections and much more.

Embracing cutting-edge drone technology, our startup aims to transform the construction photography landscape in Tasmania. By leveraging drones, we offer unparalled perspectives and insights to streamline project workflows and deliver exceptional results.

Discover how our drone drone solutions are redefining construction drone applications in Tasmania.

Drones In Construction Statistics

92%

of construction firms utilizing drone images see ROI within the first year

239%

Increase of drones being used in construction each year

25%

of construction companies utilize aerial photography

BENEFITS OF DRONES IN CONSTRUCTION

Progress Monitoring

Progress updates provided through aerial drone imagery is a beneficial tool for staying on schedule and in turn keep the project from going over budget. Drone imagery can be shared with project managers as well as stakeholders and investors who’re interested in keeping tabs on the project as well. New updated images can be taken monthly, weekly, or daily depending on the speed of building. ​


Inspections

During construction, periodic inspections are mandatory to assure overall project status, safety, and accuracy. Some inspections can be hazardous to workers or become inefficient, resulting in lost time and money. Using drones for these jobs will greatly improve speed and assurance between workers. With the ability to take pictures and video, multiple employees will be able to view the status and easily converse about possible issues.


Mapping

Drones can use the visual data they collect to produce multiple types of maps including 3D, orthomosaic, and thermal. Each of these aerial maps have many benefits from pre-planning, monitoring progress, understanding a site’s layout, and more. The level of data and precision drone maps can provide are remarkable compared with widely used satellite imagery.

Pre-Planning

Before a shovel hits the ground a site analysis is always required to assure the location is optimal for the proposed project. Visual data from drones is greatly beneficial in achieving an understanding of the land’s overall layout, elevation, drainage spots, vegetation, and more. These images can be used to easily convey messages across to employees or clients.

Stockpile Measurements

Using drones for stockpile measurements can significantly save time, improve safety, and cut costs. Measurements such as volume, density, and tonnage can be precisely calculated using drone mapping software. This information can be used for up-to-date inventory counts and to keep worksites stocked with enough materials. Assessing stockpiles more frequently can reduce overestimated material and supply orders, cutting back on waste and unnecessary spending. 

Material Reporting and Logistics

Track incoming building materials and verify deliveries using drone footage. Daily reports of received inventory ensure workers have access to the materials they need while reducing waste. Lock in solid logistics for deliveries by using drone software to plan delivery routes and observe the condition of drop-off points, preventing incomplete deliveries due to poor site planning.

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(+61) 423 047 160

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Launceston Tas, 7250