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Aerial surveying and mapping

The drone performs mapping tasks and captures photos at each flight location, leaving behind site survey images to track construction progress and completion rates.

The key benefits of aerial surveying and mapping

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Innovative Approach: Drones

Using drones offers the capability to collect data even in challenging and hazardous environments compared to traditional aerial surveying methods.
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Enhanced Efficiency

It improves the efficiency of geographical information gathering and simplifies data processing.
03

High-Resolution Mapping and Modeling

Drones can be equipped with high-resolution cameras and sensors to capture detailed information that may be difficult to collect from the ground. This allows for the creation of accurate maps and 3D models.

Use Case

01 Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd
·Remote Management and Mapping of Construction Sites

Large-scale construction sites often face difficulties in management due to the dispersed nature of multiple teams across the site, and managing progress data regularly requires considerable time and effort. Moreover, conventional monitoring methods using CCTV installed on-site may have blind spots, limiting the availability of comprehensive information.

·Utilizing Drones for Construction Site Management

Drones can complement traditional monitoring methods by providing surveillance from heights without blind spots, thus enhancing monitoring coverage. With the ability to manipulate camera zoom and angles, the real-time status of the site can be quickly assessed. Additionally, automated periodic flights can be conducted to acquire progress data for efficient management.