The DroneTwins360, as presented to me, showed a promising way to do exactly that monitoring work: reconstructing a model of an external warehouse allows for close and precise inspection of damage, in a way that a simple check from the outside or inside, floor level, would not allow.
I believe that Aviotix is addressing a real need in the market, and I would be interested in following the development and exploring future use.
I have a real interest in satellite navigation and potential use cases; my interest was piqued when I met the team from Aviotix and they explained their vision in the early stages and the potential it could have for the drone market and wider industries.
I believe that, in time and with further development, DroneTwins360 has the potential to enable smoother transition from data to a desirable output while saving time and adding value.
As a Drone Pilot – FAA Part 107 Certified, I use Aviotix (Aviotix Ltd.’s DroneTwins360) to produce high-detail 3-D models and construction-site orthomosaics. What stood out to me was the platform’s intuitive interface and rapid 3-D rendering, along with its secure storage model and antifraud safeguards.
In particular, I was impressed by its use cases in construction site orthomosaics and how the X, Y, Z planes are precisely set in the mesh models returned to the user — enabling accurate measurements and reliable digital twins.