Drone insights
A drone survey becomes an interactive deliverable: a 3D model you can orbit and walk, volumes and inventories measured from it, and plain-language findings that link to the evidence. Open any deliverable below.
Each card previews the 3D model orbiting. Open it for the live model, maps, inventories, close-ups and data quality.
Construction · Sydney Olympic Park
Stockpile volumes and tonnage, a plant register with status, surface and batter risk, full-resolution close-ups and a video walk-round, all measured from one RTK survey.
Insights: 3D reconstruction, stockpile volumes, equipment inventories, material classification, surface risks and operational insights.
Building inspections · Ohio, USA
Roof areas, pitches and condition flags for each building, with the surrounding lots and vehicles, from a basic consumer drone flight without RTK.
Insights: Automated roof measurements, pitch, gutter lengths, condition indicators and inspection records.
Property intelligence · Vermont, USA
Lot-by-lot building footprints, heights and parking counts for a commercial and industrial precinct, the kind of record a council or insurer keeps current flight by flight.
Insights: Building footprints, heights, roof areas, parking inventories, land use characteristics and property insights.
Environment · Newington, Sydney
Canopy vigour (NDVI), chlorophyll stress pockets (NDRE) weeks before dieback shows, and a cover split of mangrove, saltmarsh, mud and open water, all on a 3D model with seven displays. One flight is the baseline; the next one is the change.
Insights: Seven analytical layers covering vegetation health, canopy stress, multispectral indices and environmental conditions.
Used for: receiving-environment evidence for nearby construction, council and land-manager wetland health trends, restoration and offset reporting, nature-related disclosures.
Agriculture · Puglia, Italy
Every tree measured for height, crown, canopy volume and health, likely missing trees on the planting lattice, a swipe-compare map and a flight replay with each photo in place.
Insights: Individual analysis of 108 olive trees, including height, canopy volume, vegetation health and missing tree identification.
The Carter Street yard and the wetland are 2.8 km apart and were flown by the same aircraft: one shows what a construction site is doing, the other what the environment it drains into looks like. Construction site · Wetland