Photogrammetry is a very precise measurement technique that makes it possible to create digital models from photographs.
These models are used to create digital twins, map areas, measure distances and volumes
Drones offer many advantages when it comes to inspections; Remotely controlled, they avoid the dangers inherent in places that are difficult to access. Their speed and maneuverability facilitate thorough and frequent inspections.
They are equipped with 4K cameras in different spectrums, which make real-time or late analyses of inspections possible in various areas of construction, from industry to agriculture and heritage. The geolocation of the data allows the exact positioning of the disorders encountered.
The cameras on board our drones make it possible to take images at heights and angles of view that are inaccessible by other means. These very high definition images are used by cinema, advertising, and the promotion of the heritage of our regions.
By creating detailed digital replicas of historic sites, digital twins enable accurate documentation and continuous monitoring of the state of conservation of these sites.
This helps to archive and preserve cultural heritage for future generations and to guide conservation efforts by planning maintenance and preservation measures.
It can capture very high-quality images and provide data to generate shots at different angles with centimetre or even lower accuracy.
In addition, it can cover significant distances without requiring field travel. Very useful for steep slopes.
The images we produce are compatible with all professional software on the market.
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Drones collect accurate, high-resolution data at a given site, combining aerial images at various angles.
These images are then converted into digital terrain models (DTMs/DEMs) that can be used for a variety of applications, including land use planning, risk and benefit analysis and natural resource management.
DTMs can also be used for 3D modelling and environmental simulation, with drones offering a reliable and accurate method for topographic surveys, higher accuracy and resolution than traditional survey techniques and can be used for larger and more complex areas, especially for steep slopes.
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It is an aerial photography model that makes it possible to produce vertical view, geolocated very precise images of a site.
Orthophotographs are often used to create topographic maps, soil study maps and reference maps.
They are useful for urban planners, engineers, scientists and geographers to visualize and understand complex landscapes and to predict and plan for environmental change.
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Drones are revolutionizing construction and construction through their intervention potential and the resulting data.
The advantages are numerous.
Inspection and monitoring:
They can perform real-time inspections of buildings and structures, and collect data that can be used to monitor the condition of buildings and structures and relayed to architects, design offices, and engineers for better design accuracy and quality.
This is in order to establish accurate diagnoses on hard-to-reach places that may require heavy interventions until then.
They can also monitor and secure construction sites, track movements and people around buildings and facilities, and alert them to problems.
Multispectral photography is a shooting technique that captures images over several wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum.
It is used to analyze and monitor the environment, plant and animal health, and water and air quality.
It allows farmers to monitor crops and soils more accurately. These images provide information on soil composition, the amount of water available, crop quality, water stress and the presence of diseases or pests.
This data helps farmers decide when and how to intervene to improve crops and soils. In this way, they can use less water and phytosanitary products, which is beneficial for the environment and finances.
It is also used for mapping, prediction of forest fires, monitoring of coastal areas, allows researchers and scientists to better understand and monitor the environment in order to take action to protect it.
Thermal images are used to detect and measure temperature variations in a given environment.
They can be used for a variety of applications, such as safety monitoring, temperature and humidity mapping, air leak detection, energy efficiency improvements, fire detection and nuclear power plant monitoring.
The use of drones makes it possible to obtain shots at high altitude and from various angles with the possibilities of:
Capture stable and quality aerial images and videos.
Take remote shots reaching inaccessible locations and thus limiting potential risks.
Access high-quality photos and videos at affordable prices.
Drones can monitor large areas and provide real-time data, enabling increased surveillance and security for heritage and real estate sites.
They allow for the capture of high-resolution georeferenced images to help with the inventory of assets and buildings to be archived.
They can be used to monitor heritage and property sites in the event of natural disasters, such as fires, floods and earthquakes as well as the assessment of on-site risks such as those related to soil, structural stability, flooding and building safety.
Drones offer superior aerial shots to tourism, construction and real estate professionals to present their products in their best light thanks to:
More varied shots with judicious framing angles and heights that bring additional variety and a unique perspective.
More exclusive videos to promote tourism, real estate and commercial products on websites and social networks.