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3 Ways Indoor Drones Are Helping To Improve Safety For Internal Inspections
Companies are using indoor drones to significantly reduce injuries and fatalities during internal inspections. Here’s how they’re doing it. In addition to savings, safety is one
Aiding Beirut’s Disaster Recovery Using Drones
One year ago, on August 4, 2020, a large amount of ammonium nitrate stored at the port of Beirut, Lebanon’s capital, exploded, killing at least
The Secret Recipe for Mapping 20 sqkm in 90 mins with 2.5 cm GSD
Drone surveying has had a tremendous impact on GIS experts. Surveyors can now collect incredibly accurate data in a fraction of the time it used to
How DJI’s L1 Makes Right of Way Surveys Flexible and Practical
Right of Way (ROW) Surveys are tricky but incredibly important to Power & Utilities companies looking to expand their power grid. Especially in areas with
LiDAR Mapping Made Accessible with DJI Zenmuse L1
Announced late last year, DJI’s first Livox LiDAR payload- the Zenmuse L1– was set to change the game. The L1 comes seamlessly integrated with the DJI
How Drones Make Asset Inspections in Oil and Gas Safer
Oil and gas fields are home to a plethora of hazards–many of which are caused by the process, product, and environment. To maintain a safe
6 Ways the Oil & Gas Industry is Using Indoor Drone Inspections to Cut Costs
The Oil and Gas industry is always on the lookout to realize cost savings, but finding ways to do that sustainably and reliably is the
Inspecting One of The World’s Tallest Stacks – Drones Increasing Flare Stack Inspection Efficiency
Flare stacks are integral safety systems used in Oil & Gas fields; their role is to safely burn excess gasses that pose a threat to
Hands-on Workshop on senseFly’s Newest Survey & Mapping Drone
In our previous article about the eBee Geo, we spoke about the backpack that it comes in; and how you could walk out onto the field and
How Integrating Drones With BIM Can Improve Your Construction Site
BIM revolutionised the construction industry by changing the way buildings were designed and constructed. Since then, BIM is now widely used; according to a report published by