GETTING UP CLOSE WITH DRONES PDF DOWNLOAD
“GETTING UP CLOSE WITH DRONES”
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles pose benefits on job sites, but Concerns Remain Before Commercial Use Really Takes Off
By Lori Johnston
DRONES HAVE AN EYE FOR DETAIL.
Images are so clear that engineers like Sofie Weber-Snapp can see items as small as a cooler in a truck. But, the potential for drones is much bigger. Businesses that use them can expect cost savings, fewer safety risks and a faster ability to gather critical data to design and build structures.
Weber-Snapp’s employer, Atlanta-based Environmental Planning for client assessments. “Now we decided to try to do the drone instead, over a regular plane,” said Weber-Snapp, an Environmental Engineer and Senior Scientist. “The drone is half the price, which is a big thing.”
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