Today’s energy and utilities organizations are using drones to capture data that was previously too dangerous, difficult or expensive to obtain. While the full potential of drone technology is still being realized, it’s clear that drones are a must-have for energy companies looking to reduce costs, increase safety and revolutionize their workflows.

By starting a drone program, you’ve already taken the first step to improve the efficiency and safety of your operations. And now to fully leverage the value of aerial data for your organization, you might be considering how to scale your drone program across your business.

Measure CEO and Co-founder Brandon Torres Declet was featured in a Commercial UAV  News article first published on April 16, 2020. 

It was night time, an uncommon time of day for a drone mission. Our pilots Grant and Eric were flying a mission with a new client in Miami when they noticed another drone in the distance flying recklessly and not adhering to the FAA's Part 107 Rules and Regulations.

Dismissing the reckless drone operator as an amateur, our pilots continued with their mission as planned.

Valued at $127 billion, the drone industry is flying high. That’s a promising outlook for aspiring entrepreneurs and drone enthusiasts seeking to invest in a lucrative market. Measure, the first nationwide commercial Drone as a Service® company, helps qualified individuals launch their own commercial drone business that services enterprise-level clients.

As with any emerging technology, the American drone industry is full of visionaries and dreamers, awake to the promise of what the technology could mean for them, their respective businesses, and the nation’s economic dynamism.

 Aerial drones are one of the most promising and powerful new technologies to improve disaster response and relief operations. Drones naturally complement traditional manned relief operations by helping to ensure that operations can be conducted safer, faster, and more efficiently.