Construction sites are a dynamic and busy operation and project managers and builders need to constantly check and recheck site operations and contractors to ensure that everything is on schedule and on time. As you would likely agree, it’s probably easier said than done! That’s why, new technologies in drone surveying

Drones have become increasingly popular in architecture, engineering and construction projects over the past decade and for good reason too! UAVs or unmanned aircraft vehicles are a profitable alternative to manual inspections and physical site visits. Building managers and contractors no longer have to spend hours under the sweltering heat inspecting

At Avian Australia, our primary focus is to help engineers, building managers and architects get accurate data driven insights about their project to make informed business decisions. And one of the most common questions I get from clients is - how much does aerial surveying services cost? Contrary to popular belief, aerial

Drones are pretty much everywhere these days. You can find them hovering over construction sites, mine sites, quarries, forests, high-rise buildings and wedding ceremonies. These little flying machines are the new buzz of the decade. And it's high time that Architects joined the hype-train. Drones for 3D architectural visualisation have changed the

Professionals working in the Australian mining sector have quickly realized how drones are a game changer. Drones add significant value to the mining industry in terms of data accuracy, site efficiency and worksite safety. With drones, site engineers can capture both terrain and subterranean information deep underground, to give an accurate

Lidar drone surveying has been around for a while, gaining a lot of prominence in the AEC industry.Lidar drone surveys are also known as aerial/airborne laser scanning or lidar mapping and refers to the use of drones to mount Lidar sensors for terrain mapping and modelling.Invented sometime in the early

How accurate is a drone survey? This is perhaps one of the most common questions we get from our clients. A construction site is a world unto itself with so many contractors doing different things every minute its hard to keep track of who’s who in the zoo. On a typical day

Construction is the third largest industry in Australia, comprising over 9% of the total GDP. Given its immense impact on Australian economy, it’s shocking how slow and reluctant construction companies have been in embracing cutting-edge digital technologies. According to a report by the Office of Chief Economist, the construction sector still heavily