Drones usage in the construction industry has increased 239 percent year-over-year, according to BigRentz, an online equipment rental network.
Construction sites use drones to monitor project progress, complete safety inspections, and survey dangerous sites. Drones are known to improve onsite security and reduce labor costs by mitigating the risk of theft.
Analyzing data with Artificial Intelligence, visualization, and monitoring tools help to test and change in real-time new ideas to improve building design, project scheduling, and building operation systems.
We will review in August how drones can transform the construction industry and the benefits and challenges you can expect.
We will publish the following articles:
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