With Site Scan, this planning is done completely on an iPad running the mobile app “Site Scan Field.” While a controller is required for emergency and legal reasons, gone are the days when a drone operator had to learn the intricacies of flying completely manually using the control sticks. The first step to any data acquisition is mission planning. Site Scan was used to create an as-built model of the structure and the rest of the site to initiate the preliminary design and engineering phases. The structure will need to be refurbished and the site redesigned for optimal operations.
This silo is a part of a retired cement plant that isn’t being used anymore due to its outdated infrastructure (see Figure 1). To showcase the complete Site Scan workflow, I would like to use a real-world example. The workflow from camera over cloud to Autodesk software just takes a couple of clicks. With Site Scan, 3DR has built a platform that makes reality capture quick and simple, manages the data in the cloud, and pushes it to the Autodesk tools you know. However, the last thing you want on a construction site is just more data! You want this data to be actionable and already integrated into the software tools you are using every day. Under the new FAA Part 107 drone regulations, everyone-after passing the Remote Pilot Certificate knowledge test-can fly drones legally for commercial purposes.
Drones are going to commoditize data capture-making it easy, cheap, and accessible to everyone. In its latest industry report, McKinsey & Company shows that construction is one of the least digitized industries, only second to agriculture and hunting. This is particularly relevant for the AEC space. Back January 16th, 2017 Reality Capture Made Easy: The Complete Workflow with 3DR Site Scanĭata capture has been discouraged in many industries because it is thought to be expensive, time consuming, and it requires skilled personnel to collect and analyze data.
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