GOLD COAST • BRISBANE • NORTHERN RIVERS
Drone capture
for construction.
3D site models, progress aerials, photomontage camera positions and inspection imagery. CASA licensed, across South East Queensland and the Northern Rivers.
RePL
CASA LICENSED
$20M
PUBLIC LIABILITY
24-36hr
STANDARD DELIVERY
2019
FLYING SINCE
WHAT WE FLY FOR
Four reasons to put a drone up.
From a full 3D site model to surveyed camera positions for a CGI team. Booked alongside a ground capture, or on its own.
01 ———— DOCUMENTATION
Progress aerials
The shot your super can't take from the ground.
Dated aerial records of the whole footprint at each milestone. Site-wide context that pairs with the ground capture, so the record covers what's on the slab and what's happening around it.
02 ———— GAUSSIAN SPLATTING
3D site models
A site you can orbit, not a photo of one.
Aerial capture built into a navigable 3D model of the whole site. Move around it, look from any angle, share it on a link. It's the view a progress photo can't give you and a floor plan was never going to.
03 ———— FOR VISUAL TEAMS
Photomontage camera positions
Fly to the coordinates. Record the parameters.
Visualisation teams specify each camera position, height and bearing in advance. The job is to fly to them, hold the position, and record the actual capture parameters so the render can be matched into the real photo in post. Most operators don't know to do this. It's booked directly by CGI studios.
04 ———— ACCESS WITH ACCESS
Roof and facade inspection
Nobody goes up on the roof.
Close-range visual capture of roofs, facades and anything else that would otherwise need a scaffold, an EWP or someone on a harness. The imagery goes to whoever is qualified to assess it.
GAUSSIAN SPLATTING
Not a photo. Not a mesh. Something better.
Gaussian Splatting turns aerial capture into a photoreal 3D model you can orbit, fly through and share on a link. It holds detail that traditional photogrammetry meshes lose: fences, scaffold, vegetation, thin edges. It opens in a browser and it takes one flight.
AERIAL 3DGS
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Airspace decides.
Not every site can be flown. Proximity to an aerodrome, controlled airspace, flight paths and people on the ground all change what's possible, and some of it changes what's legal.
Send the address. You'll get a straight answer on whether it can be flown before anything gets quoted.