Improving the efficiency of demolition work using drones.

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last updated：May 22, 2018

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Data digitization of work processes enables efficient operations! Improved safety and cost reduction.

Demolition work largely relies on the experience and eyes of operators and supervisors, but by introducing 3D data into drone aerial photography, work planning, and management, it becomes possible to carry out efficient operations while ensuring the safety of workers. It allows for clear calculations of the structure of the target building, the scope of demolition, and the amount of waste generated. Additionally, signals and monitoring that were previously conducted from high places can now be done from a distance, significantly improving safety. Furthermore, drones can also be utilized for urgent investigations related to demolition and removal in the event of a disaster. 【Features】 ■ Improved work efficiency ■ Enhanced safety ■ Cost reduction ■ Accurate estimates ■ Visualization of plans *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Utilization Methods】 ■Survey - Conduct preliminary surveys of structural scope and other aspects in a short time, allowing for safe investigations away from hazardous locations. ■Management - Visualizing the entire operation makes safety management and progress tracking easier and more efficient. ■Recording - It is possible to preserve important assets filled with memories as recorded footage. ■Road Restoration - Dismantling and removing obstacles on roads, as well as buildings that pose risks of collapse or falling. ■Information Collection and Sharing - Using aerial footage allows for clearer communication and sharing of information during emergencies. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.