Imaging & Mapping

Civil View Drones, equipped with advanced photogrammetry sensors, can easily navigate complex indoor environments, capturing detailed and accurate spatial data. This is particularly valuable for documenting intricate layouts, architectural details, and potential issues within the building. They can efficiently survey multiple floors and confined spaces that might be challenging to access with traditional methods.   

The same goes for exterior scanning where we can create precise documentation of building facades, rooftops, and surrounding environments, facilitating accurate assessments of structural conditions. The ability to gather comprehensive exterior data without the need for scaffolding or cranes significantly reduces costs and enhances safety by minimizing the need for manual inspections in potentially hazardous or hard-to-reach areas. 

Civil View Drones significantly enhance 2D scanning for asset owners, providing a range of benefits that improve data accuracy, efficiency, and overall project management. Traditional 2D scanning methods often rely on ground-based equipment, which are time-consuming and limited in scope. Drones, on the other hand, offer a broader perspective and can quickly cover extensive areas, capturing high-resolution images from various angles and altitudes. 

The integration of advanced imaging technologies, such as high-resolution cameras and GPS, further refines the quality of 2D scans, providing asset owners with precise measurements and detailed visual documentation 

High-resolution aerial images can generate detailed 3D models that assist the team in pinpointing challenges and identifying potential design flaws, helping to prevent resource waste. These 3D models also ensure that the project stays true to the original design blueprint and provide clients with a clear visualization of the finished result.