Inspections
Drones are useful to inspect difficult-to-access areas onshore and offshore.
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This kind of aerial inspections facilitate you to collect accurate and reliable data to gain the best work results in an efficient, cost-effective and safe way.
KUR SERIES
The professional multicopter for aerial inspections
Data Transmission
12 km
Flight Case
700 x 600 x 300 mm
Payload
UP to 10 kg
Flight Time
UP to 45 min
Operative Temperature
-10 °C to + 40 °C
MTOW
UP to 24.5 kg
Wind Speed
Oveall Dimensions
15 m/s
1.700 x 1.600 x 500 mm
D-Sentry
The professional fixed wing drone for wide areas
aerial inspections
Data Transmission
12 km
Flight Case
800 x 700 x 300 mm
Payload
UP to 1 kg
Flight Time
60 min.
Operative Temperature
-10 °C to + 40 °C
MTOW
6,5 kg
Wind Speed
Overall Dimensions
20 m/s
1.900 x 1.300 x 500 mm
Aerial inspections with UP drones: benefits
No-height limits​
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Payloads can be installed both above and below the drone (KUR-1000)
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Accurate and reliable data collection
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360° view inspections
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Programmable flight plan with open-software
Payloads
Cameras, laser scanners and gas detectors​
Aerial inspections with drones will be more and more frequent in the future, because they have a series of advantages.
First of all, a drone can be used in difficult-to-access areas or in critical and safety/security operations.
Secondly, it's a faster and cheaper way to gain accurate digital data
In fact, you can collect a multitude of data if you use the right payload, i.e. an optical or thermal camera, a LiDAR or specific devices for gas detection.
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If you are using KUR 1000, you can install your payload both on or under the fusolage!
​Drones are used for inspections in many industries:​
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Agriculture, to provide farmers high-quality data to identify healthy and distressed crops, for a precise intervention;
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Construction, architecture, real estate property and engineering, to inspect bridges, land parcels or buildings to detect possible problems or to avoid mistakes in construction sites or in government-funded infrastructure projects;
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Electricity, for a high level of maintenance in powerlines and solar panel systems;
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Chemicals, oil and gas, to prevent and/or speed UP the interventions in case of serious risk for people and the environment (think about refinery plants, chimneys, pipelines, etc...)
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Mining, to obtain digital data;
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Safety/security and surveillance, for rescue operations or for aerial surveillance for events or on a specific public or private area.