Drones have a wide range of applications, including inspecting structures like power lines, cell towers, bridges, complex roofs, buildings, and more. Additionally, they are valuable for conducting damage assessments in areas affected by natural disasters

Drone inspections offer cost savings and reduce human risks associated with traditional property inspection methods. This includes avoiding expenses related to rig setups, insurance premiums, and potential worker's compensation claims.

Drones enable quicker inspections thanks to their small size and agility. They can access tight spaces, like roofs and under bridges, that may take crews more time to navigate. Launching a drone for inspection is faster than waiting for an inspector to arrive on-site, gear up, and commence the inspection process.

Drones offer the capability to capture high-quality, high-resolution images and 4K video footage. Some models feature zoom functionality without compromising image quality, enhancing safety during operations. Many drones are equipped with fail-safe features like obstacle avoidance and auto return-to-home, ensuring a safer working environment and preventing accidents, especially when battery levels are low.