The main benefit to using drones is to save you money on reworks.  Having drones monitor the site whilst construction is going on means you have full visibility on the progress of a project.

Yes, Autel’s mesh system allows you to put up multiple drones meaning you catch even more data at faster rate. Check with local authorities to you before doing this though as regional laws will vary.

Drones do have the capability to be able to live stream everything to you sat at your desk ready for immediate action.

One of the main issues is that in construction can be that there is a lot of movement on site which could make it difficult to capture the images and data you need, especially with the dust and movement of vehicles etc.  However, as long as the pilot is skilled and has the right equipment, it should not be an issue.

Requirements vary by region but typically include things such as drone registration, pilot certification, adherence to flight regulations, respecting airspace restrictions, and ensuring safe operation around people and property.

For construction projects, data collected by drones is processed using specialized software to create detailed maps and 3D models. This data is used for project planning, tracking construction progress, inspecting work and creating reports.

Yes, operating drones in construction typically requires special training and certification. Additionally, operators should receive specific training related to construction applications and safety protocols to ensure effective and compliant drone usage. Please contact us if you wish to know more about this.

Drones enhance safety on construction sites by reducing the need for manual inspections in dangerous areas, such as high structures or unstable terrains. They allow remote monitoring and provide detailed visuals that help identify potential hazards before they become critical issues. Additionally, drones can quickly survey sites after natural disasters or accidents, ensuring timely and safe responses.