Industrial Inspection

ROV’s are particularly useful in situations where divers lives would be at an unacceptable risk due to environmental (temperature, depth, duration), biological (marine predators, toxic algae), or chemical factors.

Drone technology allows inspectors to fly an unmanned helicopter to assess the area in need of inspection with real-time video surveillance. The camera equipment that’s mounted to the drone flyer has the ability to take high-resolution video or stills without risk of injury to the inspector. 

Demolishing a nuclear cooling tower is no small feat. The sheer size and age of the structure requires a deeper inspection to assess for erosion, hazardous materials, and structural integrity. This is the challenge that faced the Sopreco team when assessing three towers scheduled for demolition in Metz, France. To ensure the safe, accurate inspection of these cooling giants, they decided to use a LiDAR-equipped drone solution.

It’s a simple truth: industrial inspections, like roof inspections, power line inspections, and flare stack inspections, can be time consuming and many times, difficult to complete. Often, these job are risky for the workers completing them. But, with the use of drones, these risks can be minimized. 

 Such application include but are not limited to:
- Hurricane Sandy Damage Survey
- Crane Inspection
- Cellular Site
- Smoke Stack Inspection
- Power Line Inspection
- Pipe Lines
- Wind Farm Inspection
- Roof top damage Inspection
- Solar Panel Inspection
- Refinery Flare Tip Inspection
- Bridge Inspection
- Search and rescue
- Insurance claim inspection
- Any application requiring aerial video or still photography

 
At Maverick Drone Systems, we want to help keep workers safe while completing industrial inspections. Contact us today to learn more about how our system can help complete inspections accurately and without risk of harm to inspectors.