How the network sees
Every network drone will carry a wide camera, a 112× zoom, a thermal camera and a laser rangefinder. Our vision models turn the pictures into answers: what is wrong, where, and what changed since yesterday.
Where the heat escapes
The thermal camera sees heat. On a cold morning a roof shows exactly where it leaks: around windows, chimneys and joints. Drag to compare.
Roofs in Karlsruhe at about 6 in the morning, from a public research set (KIT, CC BY 4.0).
Same spot, every day
The drone flies the same route and takes the picture from exactly the same spot every time. Drag to see what changed.
One building site in Zurich, seen by a fixed camera about two years apart, in 2020 and 2022.
Places, not people
- The model is built to find people and number plates and blur them before anyone sees a picture.
- The camera points down. It looks sideways only at a building someone has ordered.
- Every flight keeps to a set route and height band, and a pilot watches it.
Piazza del Campo in Siena, seen from the tower, people blurred. Drag to compare.
How a flight goes
Wait
The drone waits in its station in town, charged and warm, day and night, at −30°C too.
Fly
When a flight is due or someone asks, it takes off on its own and flies a set route. A pilot watches every flight, and a parachute opens by itself if something fails.
Look
It photographs the place with all four cameras, the models mark what needs attention, and the drone flies home to charge.
Where this stands
Now
Inspections of roofs, facades and building sites, flown by our pilots. Book one.
2027
The network in Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu and Viljandi, subject to permits.
The models
First versions, trained and tested on public pictures. Next they learn from our own flights.
- 48 MP wide camera
- 112× zoom, at most
- 640 × 512 thermal camera
- Laser rangefinder: distance and size
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