The difference between owning a drone and hiring a drone service provider
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
The ultimate guide to using drone videography for property development marketing
Drones are prevalent pretty much everywhere. In Australia, you can find these little flying machines hovering over construction sites, building projects, quarries, underground mines etc. Drones are not just limited to military bases and AEC projects. UAVs are also used extensively in real estate marketing. Read on to know how builders are
5 ways drones have made aerial asset inspections safer and more efficient
Drones are a must-have tool for contractors, on site engineers and building managers in Australia. These little flying machines make life so much easier! You don’t have to spend weeks inspecting every industrial equipment on the site. Now, you have drones to do the job for you. Drones cover hundreds of
Construction site maps and models
Site visualisation and topographical models are an important tool for project managers, site supervisors and engineers to understand the status and issues of any construction project.Engineers need site data to meticulously design important features like drainage, roads, paths and signalling. Constructors need survey data to ensure everything is being built
12 Scan to Model Best Practices For Architects
LiDAR scanners have become an indispensable part of any architectural project. These cutting-edge machines help architects collect accurate site measurements, capture important site details and so much more.But did you know that the benefits of laser scanning go far beyond 3D modelling? 3D Laser scanning in particular plays a crucial
