Estimates of stockpile volumes and cut-and-fill quantities from 3D site models, to support planning and reconciliation.
Drone imagery is turned into a 3D surface of the site, from which volumes are estimated. Results support decisions and discussions; they don’t replace measurements certified by a licensed surveyor.
The estimated volumes, the date of capture, the method and reference surface used, and the known limits of the estimate. Where quantities are disputed or need certification, they should be checked by a licensed surveyor.
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.
Scheduled drone captures of your site, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, so every review starts from the same up-to-date view.
About progress monitoring
A clear visual record of milestones such as excavation, foundations, slabs and handover, captured when they happen.
About site documentationTell us about your project and we’ll suggest a scope, schedule and quote. Prefer to try it first? Start with a single-site pilot.
