Insurance claims can be a complicated undertaking. But with high-quality drone inspections, insurance companies can produce more detailed reports faster and more cost-effectively. Engineers with Drones provide custom drone inspections for insurance companies. Drones are fast and can safely reach hard-to-reach structures and even the most difficult locations. This means that inspectors are not put in dangerous positions and the safety risks that can arise are reduced.
Large areas of land can easily be photographed, examined, and documented by drones to capture an exact reading of their geography, boarders, and vegetation cover. This allows you to record a professional and accurate status of your land at a given point in time, without having to step foot on the ground.
Our drones can monitor huge areas of land in a single flight, something that was previously only possible via satellite. Drones give you higher quality imagery and more useable survey data, faster and with fewer challenges.
Using drones equipped with 3D modelling technology, you can quickly and accurately calculate stockpile volumes, eliminate guesswork from tonnage measurements, and track the progress of your site over time.
The use of drone 3D modelling technologies gives you the opportunity to inspect a digital twin of a an asset from the comfort of your office. This detailed replica can be inspected at a minute level, allowing you to make a record of any areas that are in need of attention. Issues such as poorly executed repairs, general damage and other potential weaknesses can be shared with your employees, suppliers and other shareholders at the click of a button.
Drone inspections take up less of your manhours and resources than traditional inspections, giving you a faster and more budget-friendly return on your investment.
Our equipment won't touch or even go close to your assets. Our high-resolution cameras use optical zoom to give extreme close-up views while staying a safe distance away.
We use cutting-edge technologies to detect problems that would otherwise be invisible. These include 4K ultra-HD photography/video, LIDAR and thermal imaging.
Drones aren't just for flying up in the sky. Our specialist drones can fly into confined spaces like chimneys and boilers to look for issues that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Thermal IR technology and ultra HD allow our engineers to get a view that is not available to the naked eye. From a safe distance, we can find defects and insights that are only visible with a drone.
Need us there in a hurry? No problem. Let us know what you need, and we can be there on the same day. After all, sometimes the problem just won't wait.
Sometimes the brief can change even in real-time. If need be, you can be stood there right next to the drone operator, directing them as the situation develops.
The safety of your personnel and our own is paramount, and we place it at the forefront of our company culture. Ask us about our HSSE systems and practices.
Insurance claims can be complicated undertakings. However, using high-quality drone inspections, insurance companies can compile more detailed reports in a faster and more cost-efficient way. Engineers with Drones supply tailor-made aerial drone inspection services for insurance companies. Drones are fast and can safely access hard-to-reach structures and even the most difficult locations. This means that inspectors are not put in dangerous positions and the safety risks that can incur are reduced.
At Engineers With Drones our pilots are all fully licensed and certified. They will capture high-resolution photo and video data in a matter of minutes. This data can be used to accurately assess the current condition of a property or asset and process insurance claims faster and more efficiently. At the same time using drones will eliminate the safety risks of traditional methods. Claim assessment inspectors won't have to access hazardous areas. Additionally, the increase in speed and quality of the findings gives insurance companies both peace of mind and a higher return on investment.
Our drones (and our people) can offer a lot more than just HD images. Our team all come from specialist engineering backgrounds, and they use all the very latest drone technologies and capabilities to deliver expert analysis on all types of commercial, civil and industrial assets. If you need an engineer's expertise, next-generation drone technology and industry-leading deliverables, then you've come to the right place.
Capture high-quality imagery of your assets from never before seen vantage points.
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Optical zoom is a feature found in cameras that allows you to change the focal-length of the lens, which in turn magnifies the image. Unlike digital zoom, which simply enlarges the pixels of an image, optical zoom physically moves the lens elements to zoom in or out, resulting in a higher-quality, more detailed image.
Optical zoom is better than digital zoom for several reasons. Firstly, optical zoom maintains the image quality and sharpness because it captures more detail from the subject. In contrast, digital zoom often results in a pixelated, blurry image because it enlarges the existing pixels of an image, which degrades the quality.
Secondly, optical zoom allows you to get closer to your subject without physically moving closer, which can be useful in situations where you cannot or do not want to approach your subject closely. This can be especially helpful for wildlife photography or for taking photos of events from a distance.
Overall, optical zoom is a valuable feature that can help you capture high-quality, detailed images from a distance, making it a must-have for many photographers.
UHD or Ultra High Definition signifies that a camera's resolution is 3840x2160 pixels. This is exactly four time higher than high definition cameras (1920x1080 pixels), and so UHD is often also know as 4K. More about drone photography...