Commercial properties
Warehouses, retail centers, and office campuses with large rooftops, lots, and loading areas that are hard to cover from the ground.
Where it fits
Aerial coverage for properties that outgrow fixed cameras.
Construction sites
Changing sites where equipment, materials, and access points move week to week. Routes can be reviewed as the site evolves.
Rural properties
Acreage, fence lines, and outbuildings where fixed cameras cannot reach every boundary.
How a waypoint route works
A defined path, the same view every time.
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Map the property
We review the site layout, boundaries, and the areas you want in view.
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Plan the waypoints
A route is set as a series of waypoints, each with a defined position and camera view.
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Choose the schedule
Flights can be planned for set times or requested as needed, depending on what is confirmed for your site.
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Review the footage
Authorized users review the captured video and flag anything that needs attention.
Planned around real conditions
What shapes a deployment.
We do not promise continuous flights or guaranteed availability. Capabilities are confirmed with you before any work begins.
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Permissions
Flights depend on site permissions and applicable aviation and local requirements.
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Operating conditions
Weather, light, and terrain can limit or delay flights.
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Equipment and setup
Routes, coverage, and availability are confirmed during an assessment of your property.