AAN flies scheduled drone captures over your construction site and turns them into maps, measurements and progress reports your team can use in review meetings.
Serving Hyderabad, Telangana, Vijayawada–Amaravati and Visakhapatnam
Large sites change every week. Walking them, photographing them and writing them up takes time most project teams don't have.
Reviews rely on a few ground photos and verbal updates instead of the whole site at once.
Spread-out sites, layouts and earthwork zones are hard to walk often enough.
Engineers spend hours compiling photos and notes for weekly and monthly reviews.
Comparing today's site with last month's means digging through scattered folders.
Foundation, slab and handover stages pass without a consistent visual record.
Management and clients ask for proof of progress that a slide of text can't give.
Earthwork cut, fill and material piles are hard to quantify quickly.
Site teams and head office lack a shared, current view to discuss.
Visible deviations, encroachments or waterlogging are noticed after they've grown.
Start with a single capture or set up a recurring schedule. Every service is planned around what your project team needs to review.
Scheduled drone captures of your site, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, so every review starts from the same up-to-date view.
Helps with
A clear visual record of milestones such as excavation, foundations, slabs and handover, captured when they happen.
About site documentation
A stitched, top-down map of the entire site that your team can zoom into, measure and mark up.
About site mapping
Estimates of stockpile volumes and cut-and-fill quantities from 3D site models, to support planning and reconciliation.
About volume estimates
A concise PDF for each visit with key views, visible changes and notes, ready to share with management and clients.
About progress reportsFiles your team can open without special software, delivered in a shared folder for each site.
A sample report will be available here after our first project deliveries.
Every project follows the same steps, so you know what happens and when.
We discuss your site, project stage and what your team needs to see.
We check airspace zones, site access and safety requirements before any flight.
Flight paths, capture points and schedule are agreed with your site team.
Our pilots fly the site and record imagery from fixed, repeatable positions.
Imagery is turned into maps, photo sets and measurements.
You receive the outputs and a short walkthrough. Recurring visits repeat from step 4.
Built for the teams that plan, build and review construction work.
Track residential and commercial projects across sites, and give buyers, investors and management clear visual updates.
Monitor long, linear and spread-out works such as roads, pipelines and utilities without walking every stretch.
Follow cut, fill and stockpile changes over time with volume estimates from each capture.
See land development, internal roads and multiple sheds progress across large plots from one view.
Bring independent, consistent visual evidence into progress reviews for your clients.
See the actual outputs on your own site before committing to recurring monitoring. We agree the scope with you, fly the site, and deliver the same files a regular customer would receive.
Pricing: On request
Start a pilot projectBased in Hyderabad, with operations planned across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Coverage expands as projects come in.
We're starting with dependable drone services. Over time, we plan to build software that makes years of site data useful.
NowAvailable today
Site captures, maps, measurements and progress reports for construction teams.
Next
Scheduled visits that build a consistent visual history of each project.
Later
A planned platform combining imagery, site history, analytics and AI-assisted insights. Not yet available.
Airspace zones are checked on the Digital Sky platform before every flight.
Flights are coordinated with your site team and follow your site's safety rules.
Site imagery is shared only with people you approve and is not used publicly without permission.
Drone-based measurements and imagery support project review and decision-making. They complement, and do not replace, site engineers, licensed surveyors or other qualified professionals.
No. Drone captures give your team a faster, wider view of the site and a consistent visual record. Site engineers, licensed surveyors and other qualified professionals remain responsible for engineering decisions and certified measurements. Our outputs support their work.
Yes. Before any flight we check the site’s airspace zone on the Digital Sky platform under India’s Drone Rules, 2021, and coordinate with your site team. Sites near airports or other restricted areas may need additional permission, which can affect the schedule. We’ll tell you during the site assessment.
It depends on how fast the site changes and how often you review progress. Many projects choose fortnightly or monthly visits, with extra captures at key milestones. We’ll suggest a schedule after understanding your project.
Aerial photos are usually shared shortly after the flight. Maps, measurements and reports take longer because of processing; we agree delivery timelines with you when planning the scope.
Accuracy depends on the equipment, flight height, site conditions and whether ground control points are used. Each report states the method used and its limits. Where survey-grade accuracy is required, we work alongside your licensed surveyor.
You do. Your site data is shared only with the people you approve, and we don’t publish images of your project without written permission.
Pricing depends on site size, location, the outputs you need and how often we visit. Share your project details through the form and we’ll send a quote. Pilot projects are priced on request.
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Srihari Katta, Founder
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