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The Scout 137 Drone can easily inspect structures that would otherwise require humans climbing with ropes or on scaffolding to get visual documentation. Scroll further to see compelling visual evidence why drone inspection is an exceptionally good idea in many cases.The photos below are courtesy...
The Scout 137 Drone System has had several updates and design improvements since it was first launched on the market. We’ve always been proud of the model and now we have some major improvements that deserve extra attention! All new Building on the success of the first generation, the...
To Simon Ruddick, a combined visual and UT drone platform could mean a welcome goodbye to rope access and scaffolding. Ever since he started out as a trainee in a local UK company in the late 80s, Simon Ruddick has been inspecting and surveying ships for a living. He is now director at...
Please have a look at this video, showing a simulation of the Scout137 Drone inside a mine passage. You can see how the drone takes off and rises towards the ceiling, before proceeding further into the passage. Parts of the sequence consists of 3D-rendered surfaces with advanced...
In order to ensure the safety and integrity of industrial assets, inspection technology must consist of two key parts: Data acquisition. The right data needs to be collected with sufficient coverage and precision. Data science. How can we turn large amounts of data into insights and...
In part 1 we looked at factors that influence camera image quality - beyond the number of megapixels, being the parameter typically used to highlight image quality potential. Now let's put it into the context of indoor drone inspection. Starting drone inspections means you must acquire a...
