Technology
Drones: A Valuable Tool for the Construction Jobsite
Aerial drone data delivers valuable insights during every construction phase, from preconstruction bids to site handoff. There are many ways drones help construction managers save time and money every day.
By Luisa Winters and Mike Sobola
February 18, 2021
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by Luisa Winters
Luisa Winters is a Private Pilot and Commercial Drone Pilot with Mid-Atlantic Drones. She has logged more than 1,000 hours Piloting drones-with more than 700 of those on active construction sites. Luisa is a well-known industry leader and often speaks at conferences and trade meetings.
by Mike Sobola
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