Aerial Imaging Capabilities

Overlapping aerial photographs are processed to create 2D orthomosaic maps and 3D models of properties, structures, and surrounding terrain. These outputs provide visual and spatial references for site documentation, planning, and examination.

Drone-based photography, video, and thermal imaging used to document buildings, infrastructure, construction sites, and difficult-to-access areas. Imagery can help identify visible conditions, temperature differences, and construction progress while reducing the need for physical access to elevated locations.

Aerial photography and video documenting residential and commercial properties. Images capture building exteriors, property layouts, surrounding land, access points, and nearby features from elevated perspectives.

First-person-view (FPV) drone video captured while navigating interior and exterior spaces. FPV operations allow continuous footage through rooms, hallways, workspaces, and surrounding areas, documenting the layout and spatial relationships of a location.

Interactive 360° panoramic imagery captured from ground-level and aerial viewpoints. Viewers can explore the surrounding environment by rotating the image to examine different directions and features within a location.

Aerial photographs and video of natural landscapes, waterways, open spaces, and terrain. Imagery captured from different altitudes and viewpoints provides visual records of geographic features, seasonal conditions, and the surrounding environment.

Drone-based photography and video documentation of outdoor events, organized gatherings, activities, and special-purpose projects. Aerial imagery is captured from selected viewpoints to record site layouts, event activities, surrounding areas, and overall conditions.
Projects are planned according to location, operating conditions, airspace requirements, and applicable FAA regulations.