Construction sites carry the highest injury rate of any industry, with falls, struck-by incidents, electrocution, and caught-in accidents accounting for the majority of fatalities. Drones address all three dimensions of this problem: keeping surveyors off hazardous terrain, giving safety teams proactive visibility over grades, berms, and slope conditions, and reducing the number of people on site by bringing stakeholders into a virtual 3D environment instead.
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How Nevada Gold Mines Uses Drones to Measure Stockpiles on a Massive Scale
Read time: 5 mins
Crew Case Study: How Mobile Maps Helped A Road Construction Project Avoid Utilities and Improve Communication
Read time: 4 mins
Alston Construction’s VDC Manager on Saving Time and Sharing Data with Drones
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Propeller Closes $18M USD in Series B Funding and Announces New Board Member, Roz Buick
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Elder Corp’s GPS Manager on the Benefits of Integrating Drone Surveying Into His Technology Stack
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Introducing Vertical Design Offset—A New Way to Plan Against Subgrade Surfaces with Propeller
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Fiore & Sons’ Head Surveyor on Getting Measurements “Way More Accurate Than a Tenth of a Foot” with PPK Drone Surveying
Read time: 5 mins
