Aerial Drone Surveys in | Burton-on-Trent

CIAC Building, Middlesbrough - Drone Oblique & Point Cloud SurveyPoint Cloud SurveysYour Land and Buildings can be rapidly surveyed using 3D laser Scanners. This will provide an accurate existing or as-built 3D point cloud record of your land and buildings.If you...

Spring Street, HullPoint Cloud Survey Utilising Drone TechnologyIf you need a large area of land surveying rapidly, or struggle to access it. Then an Aerial Drone Survey is your best option.Point Cloud SurveysYour Land and Buildings can be rapidly surveyed using 3D...

Discover the benefits of drone surveys for building inspections. Learn how they identify structural damage, reduce costs, and improve efficiency with cutting-edge technology.

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A drone can be a great addition to many businesses and organisations, and it can also form a great hobby for individuals. It’s important before purchasing and operating a drone, you fully understand UK drone laws to avoid getting into any legal trouble, as well as to ensure you’re using your device safely.

Our team was contacted to carry out a measured survey of the exterior walls and the roof of St. Paul’s Cathedral by their Property Management team, to assess whether there is any damage to the cathedral, and to what extent that damage is. To do this, we conducted an aerial drone survey in order to ensure that we captured every detail on the building.

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I’m A Celebrity: Gwrych Castle was surveyed in just 2 days. SolidPoint Laser Scanned and Captured Drone Data to produce a 3D model.

Our task was to capture aerial imagery of this new build apartment building in Sheffield.
The client’s brief was straightforward: “We want a short drone video to use in our new marketing campaign”.
If you’ve ever worked with us, you’ll know we’re passionate about getting the most value we can out of technology. So, our general aim is to see what added value we can bring from the data we collect. We set out to see if we could capture reasonably accurate drone survey data that could have multiple uses and bring immense value from the 1 hour we spent on site.

Two buildings at Swindon College; Corvus and Pegasus, required a full measured building survey to act as the starting point for renovation design work to take place. The Architects commissioned for the design work use ArchiCAD frequently, so requested the data in an industry standard intelligent 3D IFC format that could be imported into ArchiCAD. As they are familiar with analysing point cloud data, they also requested this in a working E57 format.
A standard measured building survey is also traditionally delivered as 2D plans, sections and elevations. Although the Architects were working in a 3D BIM format, they still required 2D plans as quick reference and of course to issue as part of a planning application. So, these were high on their priority list.