Drones are impacting businesses. For example, construction, civil engineering and, facilities management. Likewise, waste management, utilities, environmental, agricultural monitoring, emergency services and logistics; drones have proved, advanced technologies are preferable to human interaction. Importantly, there will be an estimated 76,000 drones in UK airspace, by 2030., a third being used in the public sector. All …
When it comes to problem solving, sometimes the only way is up… Drones are helping to solve issues that have otherwise come to a full stop by revolutionising the way in which we tackle some of the biggest social and environmental issues that we have faced and currently facing. Paragon Drones will highlight in this …
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Drones have been playing a role throughout the Covid-19 pandemic in many ways more than you might think. From helping the vulnerable and to even carrying out mass disinfecting, the advanced technology and minimal human contact is why drones are being used as an aid to help combat Covid-19. Here’s how drones are best supporting …
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At Paragon Drones, we follow what we like to call the three R’s. They stand for: Reduce Risk Reduce Time Reduce Costs In this article we will outline just how a Drone can reduce the downtime of maintenance and inspections. The use of commercial drones is flourishing across the UK, but there is still a …
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At Paragon Drones, we follow what we like to call the three R’s. They stand for: Reduce Risk Reduce Time Reduce Costs In this article we will outline just how a Drone can reduce the cost of maintenance and inspections. Commercial drones are used in a multitude of ways to help reduce the costs of infrastructure maintenance. …
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Drone inspection can be a great alternative when it comes to carrying out risk, time and cost-intensive tasks in the food industry. Traditional inspectional of industrial assets like grain silos can be dangerous, expensive, time-consuming and often are not fully completed in one visit. Besides the fact that it is often difficult to achieve all …
Drones in Construction are already providing cost-efficient ways for mapping sites and tracking progress against schedule and project design. How can a drone benefit the Construction Industry? The use of drones in construction is fairly new in the UK compared to other countries. and is expected to increase significantly in the next decade. The use …
A drone, commonly known as an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) – an aircraft without a human pilot onboard, is a data collection tool that is remotely operated by the Remote Pilot. Drones can be operated with varying degrees of autonomy – either fully remote-controlled or have on-board flight-planning software …
