Like many companies, BGE is continually looking for innovative ways to deliver better service to customers. Founded over 200 years ago as The Gas Light Company of Baltimore, BGE was the nation’s first gas provider, tasked with lighting the streets of the historic city—a feat they completed in 1890. Ever since then, BGE has stayed on the forefront of technology, always searching for new ways to deliver energy reliably and safely.
For energy companies around the world, it's critical to keep employees and customers safe, and offer reliable service when people need it most.
Investor-owned utility company Evergy is no different. Serving over 1.7 million customers across Kansas and Missouri through its operating subsidiaries KCP&L and Westar, the 139-year-old company knows the importance of innovation in reaching those goals. In keeping with their relentless pursuit of worker safety and service uptime, Evergy decided to start their own in-house drone program in 2015—and they’ve never looked back since.
Hear Abigail Lacy's discussion about MEASURE Ground Control with Sanjay Gangal of AECCafe.
MEASURE has been a key player in the drone market since 2014 when it started as a drone services provider. After doing thousands of commercial flights for enterprise customers and not finding a comprehensive software solution on the market to manage that workflow, we built Ground Control.
Our software platform, Ground Control (MGC), is a comprehensive operating system for all drone operations enabling businesses to realize the transformative benefits of drones. Ground Control streamlines the process of using drone technology, including mission planning, flight operations, data collection and analysis, and reporting, storing, and sharing data. We offer our software on a subscription basis with three tiers, each suited to customers in various stages of their drone deployment programs.
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Aerial intelligence company MEASURE has been awarded a contract from the US Air Force to develop software to support drone operations. The software will be produced alongside the Air Force Civil Engineering and Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineer (RED HORSE) squadrons.
Measure CEO and Co-founder Brandon Torres Declet was featured in a Yahoo!Finance News article first published on January 6, 2021.
WASHINGTON and AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- MEASURE, a leading aerial intelligence company, and U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao, announced Brandon Torres Declet, CEO and Co-Founder of MEASURE has been appointed to the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Drone Advisory Committee (DAC).
Here at Measure, our goal is to get the right tools into the hands of our customers. We believe in order for this industry to grow and thrive, automation, good design, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness is crucial. Everyone should have affordable access to tools like flight logging and quality mapmaking. To this end, we’ve made some key changes to our platform that we’re excited to share with you:
Measure’s latest iteration of its drone software platform, Measure Ground Control™, adds data processing and mapping tools, powered by Pix4D, to its existing suite of program management capabilities and user-friendly flight application. The result is a comprehensive, cost-effective solution for managing operations, collecting data, and processing data into high-quality data products.
Measure is an aerial intelligence company that provides world-class drone services and software to companies across the U.S and the Americas.
Washington, D.C. (February 27, 2019) – Measure, the leader in enterprise drone services, launches its next generation drone software platform, Ground Control 2.0. In the past year, over 200 companies around the world have leveraged the platform as new features and functions have been added. Today, it is available to the public after upgrading current Ground Control users in January.
Ground Control users have already been using grid flight to fly safer through controlled flight settings and to improve data capture by automating flight patterns and camera settings.
