An insurance company may use drones to look for roof damage, overgrown trees, and undeclared pools. Drone inspections can affect rates and policies.

In the future, drones could be used for routine tasks, such as flying out tools or paperwork to crews on ships. According to the article, ever since, the shipyard has been working through a waiver ...

As nighttime drone sightings keep making news around the country, drones flying in daylight hours are increasingly doing inspection work for insurance companies.

Getting a pre-listing inspection can help a seller better understand their home's true condition and reduce the risk of a deal falling apart or the pressure of last-minute repairs.

For years, property insurance companies have used drones to inspect property damage after a natural disaster.

In addition to manual flight operations, on-site staff can also realize the autonomous and intelligent inspection of drones according to the preset flight routes, line coordinate parameters and so on.

Across the country, insurance companies are turning to drones and satellites as a less expensive way to examine damage and liabilities on homes, according to a report from a technology company.

Unmanned aircraft systems – more popularly known as drones – have emerged as a novel method of inspecting power lines, allowing power utility companies to review the health of their infrastructure ...

Utility companies are turning more often to drones to inspect the miles of high-strung wires spanning their territories, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Drones provide an option to ...

Across the country, insurance companies are turning to drones and satellites as a less expensive way to examine damage and liabilities on homes, according to a report from a technology company.