Drone Inspection & Digital Twin – Commercial Building
High Exposure was engaged to undertake a significant project to create a high-resolution aerial photogrammetry 3D model for a thorough inspection of brickwork on the
Utilising various sensors, a drone is able to collect enormous amounts of accurate data of natural areas quickly and accurately. Laser scanning, photogrammetry, as well as high resolution 360° panoramas can provide an aerial perspective of the built and natural environment.
Drones in architecture enhances the overall workflow by providing accurate, timely, and cost-effective data. It empowers architects with valuable insights, improves decision-making processes, and contributes to the successful execution of architectural projects.
Mapping of an area can be undertaken quickly and efficiently to produce results with fast turnarounds. Highly accurate 3D point clouds are available for as built 3D surveys to use in AutoCAD and BIM software
Before new buildings have been constructed it is useful to understand what the view will look like from a particular floor or apartment when looking out the window.
Specific GPS coordinates, compass bearings and heights are used to capture the correct imagery.
There are a few options for deliverables ranging from;
High resolution models and dense colourised point coilds can be generated using LiDAR and photogrammetry processes. This provides a high level understanding of the terrain or vegetation
High Exposure was engaged to undertake a significant project to create a high-resolution aerial photogrammetry 3D model for a thorough inspection of brickwork on the
High Exposure, a leading provider of aerial surveying and photogrammetry solutions, was contracted to undertake a comprehensive survey of the Old Newcastle Station. The council
High Exposure was enlisted to conduct a comprehensive roof inspection for a 20,000m² warehouse as part of a due diligence process before the property’s purchase.