Our NVDI (hyperspectral) camera allows for the classification of different kinds of crop or vegetation type. Every object gives off a unique hyperspectral signature. A diseased plant gives off a different signature than the equivalent healthy one. From the data that the camera collects, agronomists can measure pigment absorbance and see cellular integrity problems to identify nutrient deficiencies and pest infestation.

Drones have the ability to scan the ground and spray the correct amount of liquid, modulating distance from the ground and spraying in real time for even coverage. This results in increased efficiency and a reduction in the amount of chemicals that can penetrate into the groundwater. In fact, experts estimate that aerial spraying can be completed up to five times faster with drones than with traditional machinery. The perfect solution for treating small areas or just spots that might be hard to reach via traditional methods.

Drones can produce precise 3-D maps for early soil analysis. The insights provided can be very useful in planning seed planting patterns. After planting, further analysis from from Drone missions will provide data for irrigation, nitrogen-level management and more.

Low efficiency in traditional crop monitoring, especially on larger farms are a huge barrier to efficiency. We have the ability to time-series animations that can show the precise development of a crop and reveal production deficits, enabling better crop management. Drone data is used for such things as identifying mis-planted or thin coverage areas, or assessing damage from feral animals or harsh weather events.

By employing Drones with hyperspectral or thermal sensors, we can identify which parts of a paddock are dry or need improvements. Once the crop is growing, drones allow the calculation of the vegetation index, which describes the relative density and health of the crop, and show the heat signature, the amount of energy or heat the crop emits. This allows for more efficiency in the irrigation of crops.

Walking stockpiles can be a thing of the past. Reduce the need to conduct field surveys by employing our Drone technology to validate them for you. We will survey your stockpile volumes quickly and accurately, providing reports that can be compared to previous surveys. These inspections can also identify areas that need attention such as uneven settlement or hazards in work areas.

By pairing our site surveys with your bench level plans, you can achieve better blast results while greatly reducing costs for blasting and drilling.

Aerial site surveys can provide geographically accurate maps and models. Overlay these with your design files to make sure your project is going according to plan. Find any discrepancies early and get your project back on track before the costs mount up.

We provide detailed elevation data allowing you to quickly calculate your site’s total airspace. Compare volume changes over time, identify areas suffering from uneven settlement, even information such as ground water monitoring well locations can be overlaid to give a full picture of your site infrastructure.

After each mission. we process the data to deliver 3D terrain models. Outputs are geo-referenced and ortho-rectified, allowing for precise measurements – distance, area and slope calculations even stockpile volume analysis, sight lines or watershed runoff simulations.

Our programs make the final models visible via your internet browser so they can be easily viewed by site managers without the need for additional, costly software purchases. Site managers are able to measure points, lines, areas, profiles, volumes and more.

Our drone services are the best way to inspect hard to access areas. We offer standard or thermal imagery. Great for inspecting roofs for water damage, blocked gutters, general roof conditions and more.

Grab a yard condition report before a tenant moves in and compare it to the exit report when they move out. We can include the conditions of other assets on the property such as tanks, sheds, driveway and whatever else you think of.

Reduce maintenance and repair costs by by identifying damage to curbs, finding cracks and wear and fixing them before they become larger and more costly.

When you need to market a property for rent, it can be great to present an aerial shot of the neighborhood. Let your prospective tenants see the nearby roads, shops, parks and other desirable features with views that can only be seen from a Drone’s perspective.