Accurate aerial data across industries

Agronomists, agricultural engineers, researchers, service providers and farmers use drone-captured data to gain greater crop insights to accurately plan and manage their operations throughout the growing season. Drone data, be it RGB or multispectral, have a higher spatial and temporal resolution than satellite data and is cheaper than manned-aircraft flights for the same data.

Real-time intelligence is vital to successful field operations. High-performance SUAS give members of military and defense capabilities to rapidly map large areas autonomously for seamless coordination of forces, protecting operations and improving mission effectiveness in a variety of terrain.

Forest work can be time-consuming and expensive. By modeling a digital twin of the forest from drone data, forestry practitioners can increase the efficiency of management operations and reduce costs.

When disaster strikes and public safety is threatened, every second counts. Lightweight fixed-wing drones such as the eBee X and our Blue sUAS Approved eBee TAC have proven capabilities that enable law enforcement, firefighters and emergency services teams to rapidly deploy from a safe distance, capture the scene and make informed decisions on coordinating resources – to better protect communities and save lives.

Drone service providers deliver datasets in a variety of specialized markets from agriculture and real estate to geospatial, energy utilities and oil & gas. Lightweight autonomous mapping drones are easy to use for independent operators just starting out or can be scaled for large enterprises, delivering precise datasets with the potential to cut costs, create better relationships and grow business.

Engineers and utility service teams choose drones as useful tools in various aspects of their work, be it for inspections, creating digital twins, or other planning and monitoring applications. The accuracy of drone data allows engineering applications, as does the widespread usability of the data outputs.