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Your own drone, on your site

From 2027, a big site can have a drone of its own: it waits on your ground and flies your routes on a schedule or when an alarm goes off, day and night.

An oil-shale industrial site in Estonia from the air: red-and-white chimneys and grey silos beyond green fields and a railway lined with tank wagons

Where it will wait

  • Paldiski South Harbour from the air: a tanker at the jetty, quays, warehouses and storage tanks, wind turbines on the horizon

    Every night, and on every alarm

    A round of the fence line and the quays after dark. When a gate or fence alarm goes off, the drone flies to that spot, so the guard sees what set it off before anyone drives there.

    For harbours and their security teams.

  • A working limestone quarry from the air: haul roads winding down to the pit floor, diggers and cut blocks, forest and fields around

    Every week

    The pit from above on the same route each time: how far the face has moved, how much lies in each stockpile, where water gathers, and whether the slopes and haul roads still look sound.

    For quarries and open-pit mines.

  • Rows of ground-mounted solar panels beside farm buildings in Voore village, seen from a drone

    Each season, and after every storm

    Row after row in the thermal camera: hot cells, cracked glass, a string of panels that went cold. After a storm or heavy snow, you see which rows took the damage.

    For solar park owners and operators.

  • The port of Kunda from the air: open storage heaps, red-roofed warehouses, white tanks and loading machines on a pier

    Every morning

    The whole yard in one picture at the start of the day: how the heaps and stacks have changed, which lanes are blocked, whether the fences and gates are whole. Each morning is set against the one before.

    For terminals, storage and freight yards.

  • The Kunda cement works from the air, with the river, the town and the bay behind

    On a schedule, and on alarm

    Roofs, chimneys, pipe racks and tanks seen from the air, with no scaffolding and no one on a ladder. The thermal camera shows warm spots and leaks; an alarm sends the drone to the spot.

    For factories and processing plants.

  • A high-voltage switchyard in front of the Iru power plant near Tallinn, seen from a drone

    Every week, and after storms

    Transformers and joints in the thermal camera, where a hot connection shows long before it fails. The fence and the yard checked at night and after every storm.

    For grid operators and power plants.

The Bremerhaven container terminal from the air: a long quay of cranes and container stacks along the sea, car carriers in the harbour basin

How it will work

Your own drone, or a shared one

A container terminal in Hamburg from the air: rows of container stacks, gantry cranes and a ship at the quay, the river and a road bridge in front

Private drone system

The drone
One drone on your site, flying only for you.
The flights
Your routes, your schedule, your alarms.
The data
Stays yours.
Where
Any big site in Estonia where the flights get a permit.
Tallinn Old Town from straight above: tiled roofs, courtyards and chimneys

The city network

The drones
Shared by many customers across the city.
The flights
One look or every day, among other jobs.
The data
Each customer gets their own pictures.
Where
Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu and Viljandi. The network

Have a big site that needs watching?

Tell us where it is and what you want to see. We plan the routes and the permit with you.

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