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The CNBC piece reports that the consumer sector will make up just 17% of the drone market in 2020.Clearly, the true potential for drones lies beyond hardware, hype, and the consumer sector. Businesses, more than ever, are finding value in drone software and data: in a recent DroneDeploy customer survey, nearly two-thirds of respondents said that they use drones to improve operations and increase productivity.The winners in tomorrow’s drone industry will be the drone companies that deliver true business value and ROI to a range of customers. This eBook takes a look at how we can expect drone software and data to grow in 2020 and beyond.":1,"#Scale and Growth":1,"#Set up your drone operation and take it to scale with this eBook full of expert advice from industry leaders":1,"#Many companies are considering drones in 2018. Commercial drone legislation introduced around the world has made it possible for today’s largest businesses to integrate these powerful tools into their operations.If you’re considering drones, you’ve probably got some questions. Where do I start? What should I consider? What are the risks?In this guide, we cover the need-to-know information for getting your drone program off the ground. Expect answers to some of the most commonly asked questions when deploying drones at scale. You’ll learn about:Federal drone regulationsBuying hardware and softwareHiring and training pilotsMinimizing risk and getting insuranceFleet maintenance, repairs, and more":1,"#Exploring your DroneDeploy Models and Monitor Changes Over Time | DroneDeploy":1,"#A quick and easy way to move your flight plan to another location on the globe. Just enter the latitude and longitude.":1,"#A quick and easy way to move your flight plan to another location on the globe. Just enter the latitude and longitude of your new flight location.":1,"#3D Scan":1,"#data center under construction":1,"#É aí que entra o DroneDeploy e seu programa Flight Services.":1,"#The trades love it, being able to walk up to the wall and see nine weeks of construction photos. They pull these up in every sub meeting, and every owner meeting. We have data from that week to show contractors, ‘Hey, the site’s a mess, you guys need to go clean it up.’ You can see rebar spread out all over the place, so there’s no arguing. They see it for what it’s worth.":1,"#Complex analysis":1,"#Tackling Complex Projects With the Help of Drone Data":1,"#Ryan Moret, Field Solutions Manager, McCarthy Building Companies":1,"#Ryan says one of the greatest benefits of drone software is the way it helps McCarthy’s large teams share information with ease. Drone maps and models, along with annotations and analysis, are easily shared with internal and external stakeholders.":1,"#McCarthy’s Map Wall Improves Communication and Coordination with Drone Imagery":1,"#For more complex analysis, staff integrates drone data into their existing workflows. “We can export any data we see in DroneDeploy into industry software,” Ryan points out. This includes exporting data into the Autodesk suite to manipulate and change images, conducting visualizations using obj. files for more robust workflows, and easily integrating everything into Box for improved project management.":1,"#Drone maps and models, combined with DroneDeploy’s tools for analyzing and sharing data, improved efficiency, communications and data management on a $65M hospital project in north Dallas.":1,"#Scaling an enterprise drone program to 20+ pilots requires an enterprise approach: Standardizing training, building protocols and ensuring safety. McCarthy Building Companies rose to meet these challenges, implementing an enterprise drone program that grew from a single drone to a fleet of 20 in just shy of a year. They plan to expand even further.":1,"#Standardized data capture":1,"#Putting any new technology into place can be a lot of work, especially when it’s something like drones that often have safety concerns, privacy concerns…It was something we had to come at very tactfully.":1,"#McCarthy specializes in large, complex construction projects for the healthcare and education sectors, renewable energy, and more. They are one of the largest domestic builders in the US, with regional offices in sixteen cities. The company’s field solutions, BIM, survey, risk management, and solar teams all leverage drone maps and models in their work.":1,"#Large construction companies like McCarthy are increasingly using drone maps and models to streamline and enhance workflows on complex projects, often saving thousands of dollars in man hours along the way.":1,"#Ryan Moret picture":1,"#“Not all of our owners speak construction,” Ryan points out. “So they walk out and they just see a mess of concrete and material and they’re not sure what we’re doing. So it helps to take the paper documents they’re used to seeing, the design documents they’re used to seeing, and show them what we’re working on and why we need what we need.”":1,"#In short: they crawled, they walked and now it’s time to run. Given the success of their drone program so far, the company intends to expand their fleet and how they use drone data.":1,"#To help analyze their drone data on the fly, McCarthy staff uses DroneDeploy’s native analysis tools, like volume and area measurements. “For what we’re doing on a commercial site, the measurement tools are killer,” says Ryan. “I can tell how many square feet of roof we’ve put down, how much square footage of concrete is left to pour. We can measure the volume of a topsoil stockpile. If we’re trying to figure out truck access, we can measure the width of a road or gate or how much room we need to clear out for material to make the site clean and organized.”":1,"#The group stayed open to the possibility of contracting out drone services on a case-by-case basis. To plan for this possibility, they created a contract template and a list of insurance requirements for drone service contractors. This thorough, plan-ahead approach allows McCarthy’s drone program to remain agile, able to meet the varied needs of each individual project. Today, the company occasionally hires third-party drone services when it isn’t feasible for onsite staff to gather drone data themselves.":1,"#years in business":1,"#McCarthy’s Dallas team has begun using DroneDeploy for stockpile analysis. The St. Louis team is using drones for earthwork tracking. They're leveraging drone data on solar sites by using infrared imaging for testing building enclosures. The teams are pleased with the accuracy of the results and strong return on investment.":1,"#“At the end of the day, we’re coordinators and communicators,” says Ryan. “We pull a lot of people together to try to build very complex jobs, and we can’t do it alone. We want the best product for our clients at the end of the day, so communication and collaboration are very important to us.”":1,"#Information sharing":1,"#The ease of using drone software programs like DroneDeploy allows staff to gather drone data during the course of a normal workday and incorporate that data into existing workflows, using industry software like Autodesk, and Box and Skyward. <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">DroneDeploy’s App Market</strong></a> allows them to do this with ease, connecting drone maps to top industry solutions directly within the DroneDeploy dashboard.":1,"#This success is thanks in large part to their innovative Drone Champion Program , a company-wide task force that carefully thought through every aspect of integrating drones into the company’s job sites. This construction giant continues to find new and innovative ways to use drones to improve efficiency, communications, and data analysis on complex building projects.":1,"#staff drone pilots nation-wide":1,"#Ryan Moret, McCarthy Building Companies":1,"#They created the Drone Champion Program to leverage expertise from all levels of the company. This task force intentionally involved at least one person from each of the company’s five divisions, as well as representatives from risk management, legal and operations. The task force spent four months laying the groundwork before the first drone ever took flight at a McCarthy job site.":1,"#Laying the Foundation for a Successful Enterprise-Level Drone Program":1,"#If you attended our <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">Drones in Construction webinar series</strong></a>, you heard Ryan talk about the process he and other McCarthy staff underwent to launch the company’s enterprise drone program.":1,"#The Drone Champion task force developed a comprehensive set of operations policies and safety protocols, as well as an ongoing staff training program. A year into their program, the task force continues to play a vital role in the company’s UAV program. When a new project comes online, a representative helps staff through the process of choosing a drone, evaluating any site-specific safety concerns and providing ongoing training around hardware and software. All of this behind-the-scenes work helps projects maximize the effectiveness of their drone data, all the while maintaining job site safety and the integrity of critical operations.":1,"#Flying a single drone is one thing, but scaling that operation across the entire country is quite another. “We didn’t want individual job sites to go out to the local hobby shop,” Ryan says, “pick up a Phantom 4, and go fly it out there without the proper licensing, insurance and training.”":1,"#“Drone maps and models,” says Ryan, “bring the planned world into the real world and make it easier for people to digest.”":1,"#When a higher-tech solution is in order, Ryan’s colleagues overlay design documents with a drone map using industry software like Bluebeam, creating a simple and effective way to explain production issues to owners.":1,"#If you really want to get a sense of the difference drones make on a construction job site, look no further than McCarthy’s “famous map wall.\" Despite the many high-tech ways McCarthy teams use drone data, “paper is still the common denominator for job sites,” Ryan says. On every McCarthy site, the wall of the job trailer is covered with weekly drone maps posted in sequence, giving anyone who walks into the room a clear picture of the project’s progress over time, as well as a snapshot of any current issues on the site.":1,"#Ryan Moret (Field Solutions Manager) discusses how McCarthy Building Companies developed a thriving enterprise drone program and the carefully planned approach that led to its success.":1,"#The Future of McCarthy’s Enterprise Drone Program":1,"#cities with regional offices":1,"#We like using the automated systems because it opens up less opportunity for risk. With confidence, I can walk out every week and do all three flights on the same SD card… send it to DroneDeploy for processing and have data back in a few hours.":1,"#DroneDeploy’s automated, repeatable flight plans allow site staff to create a consistent set of data week over week. This automation is also useful from a risk management standpoint.":1,"#As routine practice, McCarthy projects map their job sites each week through a series of three drone flights: a standard mapping flight; a manual flight to capture the additional orbitals needed for 3D models; and a fly through video, which is a favorite of the company’s marketing team. The entire process takes less than twenty minutes.":1,"#McCarthy staff uses drone data to improve the day-to-day workflows on their job sites. “We handle very complex projects,” says Ryan. “They are large and they have a lot of moving parts.” From start to finish, drone data streamlines these complex processes. They've made it possible in several ways...":1,"#DJI Mini 4 Pro":1,"#CMO, DroneDeploy":1,"#Entre em contato":1,"#impacto en la precisión del modelo final.":1,"#ahorrar tiempo, reducir costos y mejorar la seguridad":1,"#Ahí es donde entran en juego DroneDeploy y su programa Flight Services.":1,"#P":1,"#For most construction management firms, maintaining operational consistency and managing risk across a diverse portfolio of projects is a primary challenge. Disparate photo documentation methods between regional offices and project teams create data silos. This obscures visibility and introduces significant enterprise-level risk.":1,"#Director, ConTech at PCL Construction":1,"#procurar":1,"#pontos de controle de solo":1,"#April 13, 2022":1,"#Icelandic":1,"#release notes":1,"#La fotogrametría con drones ofrece una solución poderosa":1,"#los informes de mangas Concrete AI de DroneDeploy":1,"#DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise con RTK":1,"#Explore las soluciones y los servicios de vuelo de DroneDeploy hoy.":1,"#un gemelo digital de su sitio de construcción":1,"#Esta tecnología proporciona una gran cantidad de datos procesables que van mucho más allá de la simple visualización.":1,"#Para aprovechar el mapeo de drones de alta precisión":1,"#tomar mediciones precisas a partir de fotografías aéreas":1,"#¿Listo para ver cómo la fotogrametría con drones puede transformar sus proyectos de construcción?":1,"#Jono Millin":1,"#Dallas, TX":1,"#Proving the ROI of Drone Programs in Construction":1,"#Planning and Launching your First Flight with DroneDeploy | DroneDeploy":1,"#Taking stockpile measurements is both time-consuming and expensive - but an essential part of project success. Without another way to perform these tasks, workers are often stuck laboring in dangerous conditions instead of focusing on their critical job functions. Luckily, drone technology serves as a multi-beneficial solution to these challenges: by utilizing precise measurements and quick reporting tools, you’re receiving a comprehensive, clear view of your job site. Discover how DroneDeploy's stockpile measurement workflow promotes efficiency, safety, and accuracy for your organization.In this guide, you'll learn:Best practices for flying, processing, and analyzing stockpilesHow to generate high-quality, precise volume measurementsTips for putting your drone data to work, directly from our customers":1,"#Construction Stockpile Measurement | Mining Stockpile Measurement | DroneDeploy | DroneDeploy":1,"#A Guide to Stockpile Measurements and Inventory Management with DroneDeploy":1,"#Plan Unificado de DroneDeploy":1,"#Norwegian":1,"#Serbian":1,"#Bringing full site documentation into one solution, DroneDeploy enables you to capture interior and exterior data from any drone or 360 camera. Allow your team to take a 360 tour of any location to inspect, validate, and comprehend site progress – no matter where they are in the world. To get a tailored demo please request a demo <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">here</strong></a>.":1,"#Agriculture is one of the fastest-growing markets in the commercial drone industry today. And UAVs are quickly becoming an indispensable tool to help you become more efficient in the field, and make more informed crop management decisions.Over the past few years, a growing ecosystem of ag-specific drone solutions has emerged, making it possible to put aerial data to work in new and exciting ways, ranging from detecting crop damage to analyzing stand counts.Whether you already use drones on your farm, or you are just beginning to think about it, we’ve filled this e-book with everything you need to know to successfully put a UAV to work in the field this season. Read on to learn how to kick off a successful growing season with drones.Download this eBook to learn:How to measure plant health and identify crop health with drone mapsHow to make more informed decisions with plant count and establishment toolsHow to use aerial imagery to assess crop damage and mitigate loss":1,"#Learn how to make smarter agricultural crop management decisions with drone maps and analysis":1,"#A 360 Virtual Tour of Your Site":1,"#Slovak":1,"#Czech":1,"#Bulgarian":1,"#Turkish":1,"#(drone maps)":1,"#UAV photogrammetry":1,"#Get in touch with our team.":1,"#Ready to see it for yourself?":1,"#The firms who adopt early? They’re not just documenting the jobsite. They’re redefining how we build.":1,"#By turning jobsite conditions into digital records, it empowers every stakeholder to make <strong ljsid-1=\"\">informed decisions</strong>, protect margins, and keep the project moving—no matter where they are.":1,"#Reality capture has become the foundation of modern <strong ljsid-1=\"\">construction workflows</strong>. It gives teams clarity, accuracy, and control over how projects are documented, tracked, and delivered.":1,"#Capture with confidence":1,"#reality capture in construction":1,"#Learn everything you need to know about":1,"#The future of <strong ljsid-1=\"\">construction processes</strong> is visual, measurable, and model-driven. If you're not building with capture in mind, you're building blind.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Autonomous flying laser scanners</strong>, AI-powered issue detection, and hands-free jobsite capture are all on the horizon. More firms are embedding these workflows across portfolios, from <strong ljsid-2=\"\">earthwork operations</strong> to closeout.":1,"#Using tools like:":1,"#This technology is just getting started.":1,"#What’s next in construction reality capture?":1,"#Once teams experience the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">power of reality capture</strong>, it sells itself.":1,"#Start with one pilot site. Focus on capturing key milestones, using workflows that mirror current practice. Integrate with tools they already know. And most importantly, tie wins back to real outcomes: saved time, reduced risk, fewer delays.":1,"#Adoption doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when teams see value – fast.":1,"#Overcoming resistance to new tools":1,"#When capture is consistent, it becomes part of the process – not another line item to check off.":1,"#Whether it’s a <strong ljsid-1=\"\">VDC manager</strong>, project engineer, or superintendent, the right person can champion the <strong ljsid-3=\"\">reality capture workflows</strong>, train others and ensure the <strong ljsid-5=\"\">construction data analytics</strong> coming from the field is reliable and standardized.":1,"#The best capture workflows don’t run themselves – they’re <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">owned by someone on the ground.</strong></a>":1,"#Assigning ownership: who drives capture success?":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Reality capture</strong> in construction refers to digitally documenting physical environments to produce <strong ljsid-2=\"\">3D site models</strong>, orthomosaics or <strong ljsid-4=\"\">as-built data</strong>. It replaces fragmented workflows with a <a ljsid-6=\"\"><strong ljsid-6-0=\"\">single source of truth</strong></a>—one that’s visual, timestamped, and measurable.":1,"#When your visuals are streamlined, your workflows follow.":1,"#Reality capture software organizes and geolocates files, connects them to relevant plans, and ensures your <strong ljsid-1=\"\">construction teams</strong> are only seeing what matters – whether it’s <strong ljsid-3=\"\">as-build information</strong> for a closeout package or current visuals for a trade walkthrough.":1,"#Yes, capture creates a lot of data. But smart platforms <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">simplify the collection process.</strong></a>":1,"#Data without the overwhelm":1,"#It’s the foundation of connected, <strong ljsid-1=\"\">data-driven decisions</strong> in modern <strong ljsid-3=\"\">construction technology</strong>.":1,"#Reality capture data can be tied to RFIs, linked to drawings, or compared directly within tools like <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Autodesk Construction Cloud</strong>, Procore, or other <strong ljsid-3=\"\">asset management platforms</strong>. That means faster approvals, fewer miscommunications, and more informed decisions – right where they’re needed.":1,"#The power of reality capture grows when it connects to the systems your team already uses.":1,"#Integrated workflows with BIM and PM tools":1,"#Incorporate tools like the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Leica BLK2GO PULSE First-Person Scanner</strong> or <strong ljsid-3=\"\">Reality Cloud Studio</strong> to automate even further.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Laser scanning</strong> captures dense <strong ljsid-2=\"\">point clouds</strong> of physical environments, which can be translated into a <strong ljsid-4=\"\">federated model</strong> or overlaid onto your <strong ljsid-6=\"\">design model</strong> for comparison. This is especially valuable in complex builds or high-stakes commercial and <strong ljsid-8=\"\">heavy construction industry</strong> work.":1,"#For projects that require <strong ljsid-1=\"\">accurate as-built models</strong>, such as MEP retrofits, tight-tolerance installs, or facade coordination, <strong ljsid-3=\"\">LiDAR</strong> provides the precision you can’t get from photos alone.":1,"#LiDAR and scan-to-BIM: precision where it counts":1,"#Get started with reality capture hardware here.":1,"#Want to learn more about reality capture? <a ljsid-1=\"\">Get in touch.</a>":1,"#Which reality capture tools should you consider?":1,"#Operational Excellence":1,"#DroneDeploy Champion":1,"#Innovation of the Year":1,"#Guardian of Safety":1,"#Steward of Sustainability":1,"#Korean":1,"#June 4, 2025":1,"#\"When DroneDeploy and StructionSite came together, it was like a perfect storm,\" says Zulps. \"Two A-list companies, both extremely responsive, both great to work with, and suddenly everything we needed was under one roof.\"":1,"#Skanska's drone pilots had long advocated for DroneDeploy, which they considered the \"Cadillac of drone software,\" but cost justification remained a challenge. The game-changer came when DroneDeploy and StructionSite joined forces.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">The solution: </strong>Unified reality capture with DroneDeploy":1,"#Watch the full video on <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">DroneDeploy Insider</strong></a>":1,"#The disconnected nature of their aerial and ground-based capture systems also prevented them from fully leveraging their reality capture data, as information couldn't be easily correlated or analyzed holistically.":1,"#Security was another major concern. As Zulps explains, \"Having multiple softwares means also multiple security checks. We have very stringent IT security requirements. If you have to do that for every individual piece of software, that makes it difficult.\"":1,"#Skanska streamlines reality capture with DroneDeploy, enhancing security, efficiency, and remote site monitoring.":1,"#Someone remote viewing a site in DroneDeploy":1,"#Like many construction companies, Skanska faced challenges managing multiple reality capture platforms. The company's teams were burdened with too many logins, siloed data, and lost valuable time switching between different software solutions. This fragmentation created inefficiencies and added complexity to their workflow.":1,"#Side by side of parts of a construction site":1,"#Watch the full story on DroneDeploy Insider":1,"#As Zulps succinctly puts it: \"A picture is worth a thousand words. A 360 photo? That's worth a million.”'":1,"#By adopting DroneDeploy's unified platform, Skanska has streamlined workflows, enhanced security compliance and positioned itself for future innovation. The consolidation of aerial and ground-based reality capture has delivered significant time and cost savings while creating new opportunities for data utilization and client service.":1,"#Looking forward, Skanska envisions using reality capture to create a \"true construction twin\" – a real-time model that accurately reflects current site conditions, further enhancing project management and client communication.":1,"#The consolidated platform has positioned Skanska to leverage emerging technologies. \"Having structured data in one place is really helpful. As we move into AI, that data can now be used in really meaningful ways,\" explains Zulps.":1,"#→ <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Future-ready data structure</strong>":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">The challenge:</strong> Multiple disconnected reality capture solutions":1,"#\"Customer site visits were another big one. Some clients wanted to visit weekly or monthly, but they couldn't. With reality capture, they could review progress remotely, reducing travel and miscommunication. That saved fuel, time, and ultimately money.\"":1,"#The ability to capture and share comprehensive site data also transformed client relations. When in-person site visits became more challenging, reality capture enabled remote monitoring, reducing travel costs and improving communication.":1,"#→ <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Remote site monitoring</strong>":1,"#\"Less is more. The less logins you have, the less software you have to deal with, the less places to go. Having ground and aerial in one place is definitely more for us,\" emphasizes Zulps.'":1,"#The integration between DroneDeploy and Procore has significantly saved time. Clients can now access site photos directly through Procore without needing additional passwords, which simplifies the sharing of critical project information. As a bonus, DroneDeploy's Fixed Camera Integration allows Skanska to incorporate their on-site camera feeds into their reality capture workflow, creating a single access point for all visual data from a project.":1,"#→ <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Streamlined access and integration</strong>":1,"#The adoption of DroneDeploy has delivered multiple tangible benefits to Skanska:":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Benefits and ROI: </strong>Efficiency, security and future-readiness":1},"version":25752}]