Measure CEO and Co-founder Brandon Torres Declet was featured in a Commercial UAV News article first published on April 16, 2020.
Measure CEO and Co-founder Brandon Torres Declet was featured in a Commercial UAV News article first published on April 16, 2020.
Drones for use in the construction industry have boomed since their adoption by civil and commercial groups in 2016. And we expect to see that trend continue in the coming years. According to Goldman Sachs, drones in construction present the largest opportunity for new jobs - nearly doubling the opportunity for the next closest industry -- agriculture.
Source: Goldman Sachs
While drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been around for more than two decades, their commercial use has exploded in the last few years as different industries have come to understand how drone use can benefit their day-to-day operations.
Sometimes creating a high-quality map can be a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. We will walk through a simple process to plan a mission, capture data, and create quality data products.
Through Measure’s custom solutions, including an integration with SAP Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), AES has shortened the turnaround time for wind turbine inspection analysis from 2 to 3 weeks to 2 to 3 days. With automated notifications sent to SAP, AES can address major damage faster, improving overall asset performance.
At Measure, commitment to drone safety has been a defining characteristic of our business since our inception in 2014, two years before Part 107 was even enacted.
When drones are operating around equipment and assets that cost thousands and even millions of dollars, the pilot’s professionalism and devotion to safety and compliance are crucial. With the availability of third party hiring sites for sourcing drone work, it is important that businesses can decipher between a safe, professional drone pilot and an inexperienced amateur.
You can download this case study - with additional visual resources including Sample Reports - as a PDF here.
DEPCOM is a Solar PV Power EPC/O&M services provider that serves a portfolio of large-scale solar farms distributed across the United States. DEPCOM prides itself in adopting new technologies that best serve solar farm owners in their efforts to improve the performance, efficiencies, and overall advancement of their solar energy assets. They were recently listed as a Top 10 Most Inspiring Company from Inc magazine.
Today, energy companies are using drones to capture data that was previously dangerous, difficult, or expensive to obtain. But what is drone data, exactly? And what’s the benefit of this new treasure trove of data?
