Recent musings of DroneWorks, you might even find something interesting!
Drones...I’m sure you are familiar with them and have seen them in action, whether in person or on the screen. Commonly seen as toys, only useful for pretty pictures.In the right hands, drone surveys provide a large number of possibilities and uses, particularly in the construction industry, where they are used to solve a number of problems, including aerial surveying and site monitoring.
Projects unfortunately run late or go over budget. Reason being, every day, managers battle to communicate with clients, contractors and stakeholders whilst maintaining visibility of every change on every job site, simultaneously. How can drones help with this?
Aerial data, captured regularly gives visibility to allow stakeholders to make fast, informed decisions, due to efficient site visibility.
By spending less than an hour each week mapping a job site, contractors gain access to an unprecedented amount of knowledge about nearly every aspect of their project.
Drone technology is becoming more popular and accessible in the property and construction industry. With many applications from media through to construction and much more, there are still a lot of business owners who have not yet realised the potential of commercial drones.
NOT JUST PRETTYY PICTURES! The use of drones to inspect existing infrastructure can be cheaper, faster, and importantly safer. Simple inspections jobs of buildings and structures is now easily done by flying a Drone, identifying areas in need of repair. DroneWorks is located in Preston, Lancashire and is capable of undertaking Aerial surveying projects across the UK.
As drones are becoming more prevalent and affordable, new applications for their use are being discovered all the time. It’s even becoming more common to see drones being used on construction sites in a variety of ways.
