Responsible management teams and stakeholders insist on tracking the organisation's assets. Auditing your resources, their condition and location empowers management to better deploy them and plan any maintenance cost schedules.
Many assets due to their location, size, condition and access make inspection difficult or down right dangerous to execute a quality audit. Aerial inspection using Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) aka drones can eleviate many of these concerns.
difficult terrain (eg: steep, swamps, dense vegetation)
height - communication towers and unprotected roof tops
scaffold cost - especially if numerous and inspection is brief eg: lighting towers, utility connection points and facades.
permissions (eg rail bridges) & non-contact inspections
viewing angle
Storm damage insurance claims
Unsafe, Dilapidated or damaged structures
Chemical hazards
RPAS Australia can leverage our Thermal imaging drone to add an additional dimension to your asset assessments.
We are CASA approved to fly at night so we can inspect your facility at 10:00 PM when the building is under 'settled' thermal conditions. For example, our NIR light and High-Res thermal sensor can see heat leaking from your insulated roof or loading docks and refrigeration seals that are invisible during the day. We can see what other inspectors cannot. What we find is provide to you as high-fidelity diagnostic data.
Centimeter level positioning for stability in tight quarters and repeatability
Omnidirectional sensing for safety
High-res Grid Photos allowing incredible ‘zoom-in’ on images
Radiometric temperature at the pixel level within 2 degrees C
Side-by-side thermal/visual comparisons
Laser Range Finder coordinate-tagged target pinpoints
All imagery is geotagged for location referencing (PPK 3cm accuracy available). With a live video feed to the ground, assessments can be concluded on the spot.
We can even provide a near-live feed to anywhere in the world so you can direct the operator on-site.
Many of our local telecommunication towers are dual purpose. Telco’s have modified and accommodated birds of prey in their upper reaches. There certainly are maintenance issues related to this good cause. RPA can minimise the number of times a worker must bother the flying fauna.
