Good article from Autodesk BIM 360 on what is reality capture, why it matters and the types of technologies that can be used. Reality capture refers to the process of scanning an object, building, or site in the real world and converting the scan data into models and visualizations that are useful for design and construction workflows. Today’s reality capture technology (including drones) can quickly and cost-effectively create textured, high-resolution, geometrically precise

We all know that you can capture great marketing pictures and videos of an asset or construction/infrastructure project but if this is the only way you’re using drone technology then its not being used it to its full potential. Here’s how the digital information can be used: 1. Management oversight: real time overviews of projects with regularly updated 2D/3D maps and models. 2. Site progress: track progress with 2D/3D maps, models and aerial views. Carry out comparisons over

Good article on how the digital information from drones can be used in disputes and health & safety within the construction industry. Dispute resolution: Disputes relating to work progression, extensions of time and delay are common on construction projects. Sourcing an accurate record of activities carried out and progress of the works after the event is a common problem, but also often the key to unlocking such disputes. The use of digital information from drones throughout

Are you interested in learning about how you can use the digital information from drone technology on your projects. The next course by ProDroneWorx will be held on the 20th July in London. The course covers the following topics and more details can be found on the CIAT website by clicking here: • Business models for implementing drone technology • Overview of the different services that can be provided by drone technology • How accurate is a map or model • Benefits of using