Business
Submit More Accurate Bids With the Right Technology and Improved Data Collection
Drone visualization and proper data management unlock a new level of estimating accuracy.
By John Frost
April 26, 2022
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by John Frost
Driven by his passion for the possibilities drone technology presented to transform industries, John Frost joined Propeller Aero in 2017 excited to democratize access to the power of data to inform better decisions on construction worksites. At Propeller, John manages the strategic business development and innovating new solutions to even more complex customer needs with channel partners including Trimble and Komatsu.
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