Safety
Want to Make Your Jobsite Safer? Look to the Skies.
Drones can't solve every industry problem, but they can help to protect and recruit workers.
By Rory San Miguel
August 30, 2022
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by Rory San Miguel
Rory co-founded a drone delivery company in 2013 before realizing that drone technology had the potential to have a huge impact in the construction industry and co-founding Propeller in 2014 to help construction worksites make better decisions by harnessing data to measure and manage themselves better. As CEO, Rory has grown Propeller into a global construction industry brand serving more than 2,400 customers across more than 14,000 worksites in over 120 countries.
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