Drone Frontier's "Infrared Survey/Building Inspection Case Studies Vol. 4"

[Presenting a collection of case studies] Includes investigations of large-scale condominiums and schools, as well as wall inspections where scaffolding is difficult to set up.

Drone infrared inspection is a new method that allows for the inspection of the deterioration of buildings using drones and infrared cameras, enabling inspections to be conducted quickly, safely, and at a low cost. Employees at Drone Frontier include many pilots with over 1,000 flight hours, and those holding the national qualification of "Unmanned Aircraft Pilot" are involved in the operations. Additionally, staff responsible for infrared image analysis and report creation include holders of the "Infrared Building Diagnosis Technician" certification, ensuring that not only flight experience but also detailed knowledge of the work is provided by skilled professionals. [Introducing the contents of Building Inspection/Survey Case Collection Vol. 4] ◆ By conducting drone inspections instead of setting up scaffolding, significant cost savings were achieved. ◆ For school inspections, surveys were conducted in one day during the summer break when there were fewer students. ◆ Requests for inspections of wall surfaces where scaffolding is difficult to set up were carried out at a low cost. ◆ Requests from distant locations (Fukuoka) showed greater cost benefits compared to setting up scaffolding. *Please download and view the case collection data from "PDF Download."

Structural Survey