Drone shops

Here I will present the list of most well-known shops in which you can buy drones.

International drone shops:

http://www.hobbyking.com/
http://www.horizonhobby.com/category/airplanes/airplane-accessories
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/rc-airplane-parts
http://www.hobbytown.com/Category/RC_Plane_Parts/1939/
https://rcaircraftcomponents.com/
http://www.rcplanet.com/RC_Airplane_Parts_s/5691.htm
http://www.rctoys.com/rc-components-catalog/RC-PARTS-.html
http://www.stormthecastle.com/model-airplanes/parts-and-components-of-an-rc-airplane.htm
http://www.towerhobbies.com/
http://www.rcbazaar.com/category.aspx?categoryid=139
http://www.hobbypartz.com/airplanes.html
http://www.modelflight.com.au/planes/plane-parts.html
http://www.nitroplanes.com/arfrcplsppas.html
https://www.wonderlandmodels.com/radio-control/rc-planes/parkzone-spares/
https://www.chiefaircraft.com/
http://www.greatplanes.com/
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php/rc-planes.html
http://www.bananahobby.com/rc-plane-parts.html
http://www.hobbyexpress.com/radio_control_airplanes_196_ctg.htm
http://www.gravesrc.com/radio-controlled-airplanes/giant-scale-aircraft.html
http://www.aircraft-world.com/

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STEM-based drone camps teaches kids how to code and fly drones!

21 June 2018 - Thomas Luna

The demand in drone technology has resulted in drone summer camps appearing all over the United States. Anyone can now learn how to safely fly a UAV with the help of professionals, and even kids can learn how to program drones. Some of these drone camps are designed with the STEM curriculum, so kids can […]

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Drone helpers coming to a Walmart near you

20 June 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

If there is an overriding takeaway for readers of many of our UAV articles – it is that drones are having a big impact on the world of work. Construction, architecture, agriculture, photography, transportation are just some of the sectors of the economy where drone technology is making waves. But what about jobs that involve […]

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Large UAS will reshape deliveries and aviation

19 June 2018 - Thomas Luna

From delivering medical test samples in Africa to flying burritos in Australia, delivery drones have proven to be effective for transporting small packages, but drones that could carry hundreds of pounds autonomously are also on its way to change the delivery and aviation industry. These large unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are being designed to one […]

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Must-have accessories for your DJI drones!

15 June 2018 - Thomas Luna

Aftermarket drone accessories are designed to help your overall drone experience, so here’s a list of five must-have accessories for your DJI drones: LifThor – tablet mount Thor’s Drone World made a tablet mount called the LifThor for the Spark and Mavic series. Since DJI’s most portable drones are designed to hold mobile phones, LifThor […]

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Surveillance drones could prevent attacks before they happen

15 June 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

New specially equipped surveillance drones in the United Kingdom have the potential to identify violent acts and attacks before they occur. The Telegraph reports that in the aftermath of the horrific terrorist attack at Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester last year, researchers at Cambridge University began to investigate the efficacy of drones in preventing public […]

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Reekalveren redden met drone

21 June 2018 - Hackmann

Country : Netherlands

Kubbesi açılan camide namaz

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Bursa’nın Nilüfer ilçesindeki kubbesi açılan Safa Camisi’nde namaz kılan vatandaşlar. Country : Turkey

Phoenix

21 June 2018 - Archileo

Just for fun. Country : United States

Life @ Harbor

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Sea Fighters at My Island- Fishing Fibres Country : India

Train bridge

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An Amtrak train bridge near Hudson, NY Country : United States

DroneDeploy Releases Structures Mode to Simplify 3D Modeling with Drones

21 June 2018 - DroneDeploy

Making a high-quality 3D model with a drone has never been easier

Creating a drone-generated 3D model has always been part art and part science. But at DroneDeploy it’s our goal to make it simpler for anyone—no matter their skill level—to make high-quality maps and 3D models using our software. That’s why we’re excited to announce our Structures Mode.

3D Models. Simplified.

Structures Mode is designed to simplify the data capture process for anyone who wants to make a good 3D model.

So how does it work? Structures Mode captures oblique images from the perimeter of your mission plan, facing towards the center of your subject— while making sure not to include the horizon in the shots.

The best part? Structures Mode automatically collects the lowest number of images required to make a good model. Instead of needing hundreds of images, you can now get crisp models with dozens of photos. This means that your model will process faster in the cloud and you won’t have to wait as long for a finished product.

How to Use Structures Mode

Using Structures mode is easy. In the app’s flight plan settings, enable “Structures Mode” with a flip of the toggle. This allows you to automatically capture predefined photos of a structure located at the center of your map during flight.

Enable Structures Mode when planning your flight in DroneDeploy.

Here is an example of a recent model we made of our office. This model was made with just 40 images captured in less than ten minutes.

This high definition 3D model was made using just 40 images collected using the new Structures Mode.Supported Hardware

We built this feature for recent DJI Drones, released since the Phantom 4. Please take a look at our list of Supported Drones to learn more about the compatibility of your drone and the DroneDeploy flight app.

So what are you waiting for? Give Structures Mode a try during your next flight.

Where to Learn MoreLearn more about Structures Mode and making 3D models with DroneDeploy here.Read our blog post to get expert tips on making accurate 3D models with your drone here.New to drone mapping? Read our top 10 tips for making your first map with DroneDeploy here.Don’t forget to check out our online resources and webinar series to get expert tips and advice for putting drones to work in agriculture, construction, and more!Get Started with DroneDeploy

Want to learn how DroneDeploy can help your business? Visit www.dronedeploy.com to start your free trial or request a consultation with one of our team members. The DroneDeploy mobile application is available for free download for both iOS and Android devices.

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Drones Help Solar Energy Companies Improve Productivity and Shorten Design Cycles

20 June 2018 - DroneDeploy

Leading solar companies are transitioning to drones for surveying, inspection, and design

In the booming solar industry, efficiency is crucial to your company’s success. Whether you install solar panels, inspect and repair large arrays, or survey land for solar farm prospecting, drone photos, maps, and 3D models can improve productivity and accelerate design cycles.

The latest drone technology — like aerial mapping, thermal imaging, digital terrain modeling, and automated roof measurement — gives you a rich set of data to streamline your workflows and generate real-time insights. High-resolution drone maps far surpass imagery gathered by satellite or manned aircraft in accuracy, accessibility, and cost.

With results like this, it’s no surprise that builders, inspectors, and surveyors are all turning to drones and DroneDeploy. So what are you waiting for? Here are three ways you can start putting drones to work in the solar industry right now:

Survey Property for Solar Farm Prospecting

To gather topographical information for a prospective site of a future solar farm, you traditionally have two options: rely on publicly available data or conduct a new ground surveys, neither of which are ideal for large-scale projects like solar farms.

A contour map generated with DroneDeploy during a land survey.

In the competitive world of solar farm prospecting, it’s challenging to generate purchase bids quickly. Traditional land surveys can take weeks. By surveying land and creating contour maps and digital terrain models with drones, you can cut this process down to a few days. The Result: faster turnaround times and a leg up on your competition.

“Having a workflow to get your data out in a timely manner is key to success” — Kingsley Chen, UAV Operations Coordinator, SunPowerRead our case study to learn why SunPower uses DroneDeploy to map solar farms and manage a growing team of UAV operators around the world.

Design and Install Solar Panels Layouts

Drones powered by 3D mapping software like DroneDeploy can reduce the design cycle of solar energy projects by as much as 70%, and increase team productivity along the way.

Surveying a roof usually requires companies to send out surveyors to gather manual tape measurements, meaning they have to clamber across rooftops for about 2 to 3 hours. Drones capture measurements from the safety of the ground. Capable of flying close to any site, drones deliver precise measurements consistently and help surveyors generate accurate 3D models for further inspection.

A preliminary design produced with a drone-generated 3D model by iSolara.

After the drone finishes its flight — which typically takes 15 minutes — surveyors can review all measurements from their desks before producing reports and export the data into design software.

“With Drones, we save weeks on the turnaround time from initial design to deployable design.” —Albert De Sousa, Operation Manager at iSolaraRead the Case Study

Inspect Panels on Solar Farms

Solar panels often overheat, go offline, or require maintenance due to excess dust, scratches or mechanical deficiencies. It can take days — or even weeks — to inspect large solar farms from the ground.

Quickly detect damaged solar panel cells from the sky with Thermal Live Map.

Drones can spot issues from the sky in minutes, and help teams pinpoint problem areas and fast-track repairs. Improve your team’s efficiency on site by conducting drone-based thermal inspections with Thermal Live Map. Generate thermal maps in real time and quickly detect broken photocells faster than ever before, so you can keep your solar operation running at peak efficiency,

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As drone use continues to increase in the solar industry — for surveying, design, inspection, and more — so too does the potential that solar energy will become a primary source of all electricity in the United States and the rest of the world.

Where to Learn MoreLearn more about DroneDeploy’s solar solution on our website.Watch our recent webinar to learn more about using drones to automate roof inspection and measurement.Download our free eBook to learn how to drone-generated maps and 3D models can improve workflows for solar companies.Read our case study with iSolara to see how they implemented drones and reduced their design cycles by 70% in the process.Check out our case study with SunPower to see how they leverage DroneDeploy’s platform to accelerate the land bid process and manage a global team of drone pilots.Get Started with DroneDeploy

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Drones in the Age of Automation

19 June 2018 - DroneDeploy

As the drone industry matures, we’re quickly moving towards an era of automation. But what does that look like in practice?

Drone adoption is skyrocketing. UAVs have made their way into the daily workflows across the world’s largest industries. As builders, growers, engineers, and miners scale their drone operations, the amount of drone data collected will only continue to grow.

So, how will drone technology adapt to manage the influx of data generated by millions of drones in the years to come? And how will DroneDeploy help companies digest massive amounts of aerial information collected on job sites every day?

The answer is automation.

Learn more about the future of commercial drones and automation in our recent webinar.

A New Era of Automation is Coming

The commercial drone industry is on the cusp of a new era of automation. While automated drone flight is nothing new, measuring and analyzing aerial data is still very much a manual process. As our industry matures — and large enterprises scale their drone operations — automation will be necessary to ensure consistent and accurate results. The only way ten different people on ten different job sites will be able to generate consistent data is through automated flight, measurement, and reporting.

The industry is maturing. We’re currently seeing large companies scale operations and deploy fleets of drones at the national and international level.

DroneDeploy has been here since the beginning, and we have seen an evolution in the way companies adopt drones. What began as pilot programs and outsourced contracting has quickly moved in-house as companies realized the value drones provide. We’re currently seeing early adopters start to scale their programs to national and international levels. And they need more advanced software solutions to keep up with their growth.

Watch our recent webinar to hear more about the future of drone automation.What Does it Take to Scale Drone Operations?

The way we see it, scaling operations comes down to three things:

Repeatable Workflows

For any company to grow a drone program, they must be able to produce a repeatable workflow that is easy for workers to integrate into their day-to-day operations. If a workflow can’t isn’t easily replicated, it’s harder to train. And it surely can’t scale.

Reliable Hardware and Software

Any scalable solution has to be reliable. Companies need solutions they can trust every time to work and deliver the insights they rely on to make smarter business decisions. That is why reliability is a tenant of any widely adopted technology. Drones are no different.

To ensure consistent results, we’re using computer vision and machine learning to automate measurement and analysis with tools like Roof Report.Consistent Results

Consistency is necessary if a company is to implement a drone solution at scale. And unfortunately, manual measurement and analyses are not only time-consuming but also prone to error. Machines can help. Which is why automation will rely on algorithms and deep learning to drive consistent, accurate results every time. We’re already putting this into practice with Roof Reports.

Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Artificial Intelligence Lead the Way

The key to scaling is automation. But how do you automate the analysis of aerial data? This is where machine learning and artificial intelligence come in. We can teach machines to detect patterns and objects, make accurate measurements, and transform large data sets into digestible reports.

There has been a lot of talk about these technologies in the commercial drone industry, with little action. Why is that? Well, as a new industry we’re just getting started. And to deliver true AI-assisted solutions to automate workflows you need data, lots of it. That’s why DroneDeploy is poised to provide the best solutions in the industry. We’ve built the largest drone dataset in the world, consisting of more than 30 million acres worth of data collected in 180 countries across 400,000 job sites.

Now we’re putting that data to work to build industry-leading machine learning solutions to solve real-world challenges companies face as they put drones to work in the field every day.

Learn the practical applications of machine learning and computer vision in drone software by watching our recent webinar.Looking Ahead: What’s in Store for DroneDeploy’s Customers

Our team has been working hard over the last year building a proprietary photogrammetry engine to solve the industries toughest problems. The work is already paying off. We’ve cut processing times and now stitch more than 99% of maps processed on our platform — even in challenging environments like late-season crop fields or dense urban areas. But this is just the beginning.

Now we’re starting to flex our machine learning muscle, and some exciting new releases are on the horizon. Here’s a look at some of the ways we’re streamlining workflows to make drone insights more accessible, and opening the door for true automation.

Real-time Analysis and Decision Making

Earlier this year we released Live Map. Despite being launched just 3 months ago, more than 10% of all maps made are real-time Live Maps. On the heels of this powerful new real-time mapping tool, we just expanded it’s capabilities with Thermal Live Map. The future of our industry is real-time. There’s no reason you should have to wait for aerial insights. Moving forward, we’ll continue to improve the features and enhance the functionality of Live Map.

Thermal Live Map uses the latest advancements in edge computing to generate thermal drone maps locally on iOS devices as a DJI drone flies.Machine Learning and AI-Driven Software

As we said before, automation is key to scaling operations. So we’re building tools to automate workflows. We’re starting in three primary areas: Flight, Accuracy, Measurements, and Counting.

Using our massive drone database, we are teaching machines to identify and measure objects automatically. Soon, measuring stockpiles will be as simple as clicking a button.

In the coming months, we’ll be releasing entirely autonomous workflows for measuring buildings and stockpiles, detecting objects and structures, and improving flight planning to collect high-quality data with the push of a button.

With 100 million images worth of drone data, we’re making it simple to automatically count objects like cars, trees, and houses in seconds.Completely Autonomous Operations

While we’re not there yet, we’re moving to a world where drones will operate entirely on their own. When regulations catch up with technology and the industry is ready to embrace truly autonomous drones without human intervention, we’ll be here ready to meet the demand head on.

We’re excited about the future of our industry and the challenges we’re going to solve for our customers. And we hope you are too. It’s hard to believe we’re only beginning to see what’s possible with drone technology. Just like the flying robots we all know and love, there is only one direction we can go from here: up.

Where to Learn MoreWatch our recent webinar Drones in the Age of Automation to hear our vision for the future of automation straight from DroneDeploy co-founders Jono Millin and Nicholas Pilkington.Read our 2018 Industry Trends Report to see the state of the drone industry and gain insights from 30 million acres of drone data collected across 180 countries.Download our 2018 Drone Industry Predictions to get a better idea of where the industry is going in 2018.Get Started with DroneDeploy

Drones in the Age of Automation was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Introducing Thermal Live Map: Real-Time Thermal Drone Maps

12 June 2018 - DroneDeploy

Generate thermal drone maps instantly in the field with DroneDeploy — no internet connection required

In February we released Live Map, the only real-time drone mapping solution in the world. Today we’re excited to announce that we’ve expanded its capabilities and opened up a whole new frontier for DroneDeploy customers: Thermal Live Maps.

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High-resolution thermal cameras make it possible to see beyond the visible spectrum and detect heat signatures. Industries like construction, agriculture, solar, and roofing use thermal imagery to spot problems unseen to the naked eye. But until now, it’s taken hours or days to collect and analyze the data generated from thermal drone inspections. And traditionally, thermal inspections have been limited to accessible areas or required manned aircraft that typically yield low-resolution data at a high price. Today, that all changes.

See the Unseeable — Instantly. No Internet Required.

Thermal Live Map visualizes temperature variability to create thermal maps as the drone flies, so you can make real-time decisions on site. See the unseeable instantly, without a computer, SD card, or even an internet connection.

Thermal Live Map uses the latest advancements in edge computing to generate thermal drone maps locally on iOS devices as a DJI drone flies.

Unlike other solutions, Thermal Live Map uses the latest advancements in edge computing to process thermal drone maps locally on an iOS device. This eliminates the need to upload and process thermal imagery, and provides your team with the data to target problem areas fast.

“Thermal Live Map puts the latest advancements in edge computing and image processing to work for our customers in real-time. Now they can make immediate decisions from thermal maps and gain actionable insights to improve site safety.”—Nicholas Pilkington, CTO at DroneDeployA Real-Time Inspection Solution

Thermal Live Map can be used in any industry to gather immediate insights in the field. Here are just a few of the ways the energy, construction, agriculture, and public safety sectors can put this innovative technology to use.

With Thermal Live Map, a solar farm can be inspected from the sky. Photo courtesy of DJISolar Energy

Solar panels often overheat, go offline, or require maintenance due to excess dust, scratches or mechanical deficiencies. It’s time-consuming and unreliable to inspect them from the ground.

Quickly detect damaged solar panel cells from the sky with Thermal Live Map.

With Thermal Live Map, a solar farm can be inspected from the sky in minutes — not days — allowing the operator to isolate and measure potential problem areas while the drone is in flight.

Learn more about DroneDeploy’s solar solution by visiting our website.

Thermal Live Map helps contractors and roofers inspect structures from the safety of the ground. Photo courtesy of DJI.Construction & Roofing

Building and roof inspections are extremely dangerous and can take hours to identify problem areas. Drones make them safer. Workers no longer have to scale a ladder or walk out on a ledge to investigate issues.

Spot cracks, leaks, and damaged areas in minutes with Thermal Live Map.

Thermal Live Map pinpoints problem areas — such as cracks, leaks, and structural damage — within minutes and minimizes safety risks. It also allows companies to retro and proactively address existing and potential risks, preventing disasters on site, and ultimately save lives.

“Rather than searching for a needle in a haystack, you have a map to tell you right where to look. The work input to value output with drone-based thermal imagery is game-changing. It’s unlike anything else in construction technology right now.”-Grant Hagen, Virtual Design and Construction Manager at The Beck GroupRead the Case StudyIncident Response & Public Safety

Thermal Live Map turns hundreds of acres into digestible maps within minutes — day or night. It visualizes hard-to-reach and hard-to-see terrain where missing or injured persons may be awaiting rescue.

Thermal Live Map gives firefighters the ability to see through smoke and keep track of their personnel in large fire scenes. Photo courtesy of DJI.

The new solution is also particularly valuable for firefighting. Thermal Live Map gives firefighters the ability to see through smoke and keep track of their personnel and victims in large fire scenes. It also helps locate precisely where the fire is hottest and provides definitive confirmation that the fire has gone out in specific areas.

Agriculture

Thermal Live Map helps growers spot field stress in real time. They can easily spot irrigation issues, detect ripeness, and analyze plant health early to stomp out problem areas and avoid lost harvests.

Thermal imagery can help detect areas of plant stress in the field. Photo courtesy of Bowles Farming Company.Where to Learn MoreVisit our website to learn more about Thermal Live Map.If you’re interested in trying Thermal Live Map out for yourself, contact us to speak to a team member.Download our free eBook to learn how to drone-generated maps and 3D models can improve workflows across industries.Read more about hardware requirements and best practices for creating thermal Live Maps in our support docsLearn how The Beck Group uses drone-generate thermal imagery to improve safety and streamline roof inspections in our recent case study.Get Started with DroneDeploy

Introducing Thermal Live Map: Real-Time Thermal Drone Maps was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

The Rise of Drones in Construction

7 June 2018 - DroneDeploy

Commercial drone use on the job site is skyrocketing. The latest drone trends and statistics from DroneDeploy explain why.

This past year, more than 30,000 users put DroneDeploy to work creating the largest drone data repository — now with over 400,000 maps of job sites, farms, and structures. Our growth is a testament to the growing community of commercial drone users.

While dozens of industries use drones, the fastest growing commercial adopter is the construction industry. Drone use on the job site has skyrocketed in the last year — surging 239% — and construction is now the leading sector using DroneDeploy.

The construction industry has seen the most growth in the last year, followed by mining and agriculture.

With growth like that, you probably have some questions. How are companies putting drones to work? Who exactly is benefiting from drone data? And what are the results?

In this post, we share some recent insights uncovered from analyzing the latest DroneDeploy user data. Read on to get the most recent trends and statistics from drone data captured on 400,000 job sites in 180 countries.

We recently published our 2018 Commercial Drone Industry Trends Report, which covers the spectacular rise of drones across industries. Read on to get some of the latest drone trends and statistics in construction, or download the full report here.Who’s Using Drones on the Job Site?

Superintendents, technology managers, and project managers lead the pack, using drones in day-to-day workflows on the job site.

We talk a lot about what’s possible with drones on our blog, but who is actually taking advantage of the technology?Project managers, technology managers, and superintendents are the top roles benefiting from drone data to date.

It’s no surprise that project managers are leading the charge to bring drones to the job site. The typical project runs over budget, behind schedule. Drones help close the gap.

How are Drones Put to Work in Construction?

Builders use drones to collect real-time data about projects and understand what’s happening on site. Aerial insights improve progress tracking and help catch problems early — before they become costly or add weeks to a project’s timeline.

But progress tracking is far from the only way construction companies use drones. By spending less than an hour each week mapping a job site, contractors gain access to an unprecedented amount of knowledge about nearly every aspect of their project. With this data in hand, DroneDeploy’s software makes it easy to plan, communicate, and keep projects on schedule.

“Drones change the game in communication. A [drone] photo is worth a thousand words, and potentially millions of dollars.” — Ryan Moret, Field Solutions Manager at McCarthy Building Companies Watch the Webinar

We surveyed our construction customers to see exactly how use drones on the job site. Here are the top results.

How are Construction Companies Benefitting from Drones and Aerial Data?

Drones do more than improve communication and help keep projects on track. They also increase safety, save time and resources, fast-track surveying, and deliver accurate measurements.

“We saw what was a 2–3 week and several tens of thousands of dollars process become a 1–4 day process with only a couple of thousands of dollars invested in equipment and software. When you’re looking at dramatic 75% or greater cost and time improvement, it’s really powerful,”— Hunter Cole, Brasfield and Gorrie General Contractors

We reached out to our construction customers earlier this year, and they reported a wide range of benefits from using drones. Explore the infographic below for the complete breakdown of the results.

What Software Tools are Construction Pros Using with Drone Data?

While thousands of construction customers use DroneDeploy on a weekly basis to collect, process, and analyze drone data, added value comes from incorporating maps and 3D models into existing planning, design, and management workflows.

So what other tools are construction pros using to amplify the power of their drone data? Here’s a breakdown of the leading software that our customers regularly use in conjunction with drone maps and models.

The leading software tools used by DroneDeploy’s construction customers.How Accurate is Drone Data Captured on the Job Site?

As construction companies turn to drones for aerial data collection, we’ve seen a rise in the demand for higher data accuracy. Today, companies are using ground control points (GCPs) — ground markers measured with GPS to calculate absolute global positioning — more than ever before with DroneDeploy. The number of maps processed with GCPs grew 5X in 2017 and is currently increasing at a rate of 20% each month.

Measurements are also more common with construction customers. Construction companies use DroneDeploy’s built-in analysis and annotation tools to calculate area, volume, and distance accurately. Exactly how accurate are drone measurements? Using GCPs, customers achieve 99% accuracy. You can learn more in our recent white paper, Linear Measurement Accuracy of DJI Drone Platforms and Photogrammetry.

Phantom 4 Pro map measurement variance with and without the use of ground control points (GCPs).

What are companies measuring? Stockpiles are some of the most common things measured with drones on the job site. In 2017, DroneDeploy users measured more than 300,000 stockpiles to estimate value and track volume changes over time.

Using DroneDeploy construction customers can accurately measure stockpile volumes on the job site.

These are just a few of the highlights from our recent report. To learn more about the rise of drones in construction, download a free copy of the 2018 Commercial Drone Industry Trends Report.

Where to Learn MoreNew to using drones for construction project management? Download our free introductory eBook to learn more.Watch our recent webinar to hear how Chasco Constructors uses drones to track progress on 17 job sites in Texas.See how Choate Construction leveraged drones to keep a 550,000 square-foot project on track and save $7,700 in the process.Drones helped Key Construction save money, stay ahead of emerging issues, and salvage a subcontractor relationship on a $10 million project. Read the case study.Get Started with DroneDeploy

The Rise of Drones in Construction was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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