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Utilizing On-the-Ground and Aerial Imagery in Facilities and Property Management
Traditional building inspection methods are often time-intensive, expensive, and susceptible to human error. The extensive manual work involved in inspecting each part of a building, testing fire alarms, and ensuring code compliance can be lengthy and, relying heavily on the inspector’s observations. different inspectors may overlook various issues, achieving consistent can be difficult, which further delays the process.
Drone technology streamlines this procedure by revealing risks and hazards that are typically hidden from view. Rather than depending on teams to spot minor repairs that could escalate into major problems, facilities managers can leverage drone software for comprehensive asset inspections. Drones equipped with infrared cameras can identify leaks without needing to dismantle roofs, reveal decaying sidewalls without demolition, and detect poor concrete settlement without disturbing parking lots. Picture having every detail of building captured – from window caulking to steam vents and roof drains. This level of accuracy is attainable through drone insights, ensuring the structural health, integrity, and reliability of your assets.