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SOLUTIONS

Different assets. One need for clarity.

Inspection teams, engineers, and asset owners all need dependable evidence. Facades run on the full workflow today; for other assets, start with an evaluation on your own imagery.

01 / BUILDINGS & FACADES

Understand the envelope.

The facade workflow is fully available, from orthophoto, 3D model, and AI detection to review and reporting, and on to the next inspection. Facade-type settings cover masonry or painted RC, balcony housing, glass curtain walls, and metal roofing. Thermal hollowness detection remains in beta.

  • For facade inspection teams, engineering and architecture firms, and property managers
  • RGB first, with thermal paired when captured on the same flight
  • Reports, share links, and 3D models go straight to the building owner
  • Repairs are followed into the next inspection; owner work orders are in development
Drone photograph of residential balconies in Montreal
02 / BRIDGES & INFRASTRUCTURE

Make critical details easier to find.

Our bridge detector is in beta, with cracks and exposed-rebar corrosion in its published trained label set. Additional defect classes are pending. Discuss an evaluation on your inspection imagery before adoption.

  • For infrastructure inspection and engineering teams
  • Bridge decks, piers, and structural elements
  • Human review remains part of the workflow
Aerial photograph of a bridge and the surrounding city at dusk
03 / ROOFS & ENERGY ASSETS

Look beyond the surface.

RGB and thermal roof detectors are in beta. We’re exploring workflows for roof condition, trapped moisture, and insulation anomalies. Solar and other energy assets require a separate fit assessment; we do not currently publish a dedicated solar detector.

  • For roof inspectors and asset operators
  • Sensor-specific capture and evaluation
  • Confirm model coverage for your asset type
Drone photograph of solar panels across a field near Calgary
YOUR NEXT INSPECTION STARTS HERE

Bring one building. See the whole workflow.

Tell us about your buildings and how you capture them. If you can, bring photos from a real job, and we’ll walk through the workflow on your own data.

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