Industries

Aerial Inspection & Asset Documentation

Remote imagery can provide detailed visual records of assets and difficult-to-access areas while reducing unnecessary exposure and helping teams prioritize where closer investigation is required.

Suitable applications

Roofs, façades, towers, and elevated features
Linear infrastructure and corridors
Construction and facility documentation
Post-event visual screening
Repeatable condition records

Deliverable options

Organized high-resolution image sets
Annotated visual observations
Georeferenced imagery and mapped locations
3D models for spatial context
Repeat-survey comparison records

Clear scope and limitations

Remote visual inspection supports screening and documentation. It does not replace hands-on testing, engineering judgment, or specialist certification when these are required.

Inspection workflow

1. ScopeIdentify the asset, areas of interest, access constraints, image detail, and reporting needs.

2. PlanDevelop a safe capture plan considering surroundings, lighting, geometry, and site operations.

3. CaptureCollect systematic overview and detailed imagery with traceable coverage.

4. OrganizeQuality-check, label, map, and deliver records in a format suited to review and follow-up.

TO3D on film

Review conditions in three dimensions.

GeoBIM & change detection · 0:58

See building changes in context

See a building exterior documented through drone imagery and 3D reconstruction. This GeoBIM example presents changes over time in a shared visual context, helping teams communicate progress and compare site conditions.

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Epandar Lime · 2:13

An industrial site reconstructed in 3D

Explore a detailed digital reconstruction of the Epandar Lime facility, including its structures, equipment and surrounding site. The model provides a visual record of a complex industrial environment for remote review and project communication.