Dronegenuity

Dronegenuity coordinates aerial photography, video, mapping and inspection work through a nationwide network of vetted, certified drone pilots. The process is three steps: the client describes the project, Dronegenuity schedules a pilot at the location, and the edited images and video are shared for download.

Marketing capture covers commercial property photography for presentations to clients, investors or prospective tenants, residential listing photography, and construction site monitoring with monthly photo and video updates. Data capture covers rooftop and building inspection for leaks, shingle condition and installed equipment, tower, bridge and storage tank inspection, solar, wind turbine and power line inspection, orthomosaic mapping stitched from thousands of geo-referenced images, aerial survey, interactive 3D models with area, distance and stockpile volume measurement, and thermal imaging. Multispectral capture producing a Normalized Difference Vegetation Index is offered for crop analysis.

Orthomosaic maps are produced at resolutions of up to 0.7 inches per pixel, which the company describes as fine enough to see individual blades of grass in a parking lot crack. Because the pilot network is national, the site says there are no travel fees or expenses, and edited photos and video are made available to download within 24 hours of the shoot. The company also sells training: in-person and local sessions, an online Part 107 course, and an aerial photography course.

Projects are quoted rather than priced on the site, and the intake form asks which state the work is in, with a nationwide or multi-state option. Confirm pilot availability, deliverable formats and turnaround for your market before committing to a deadline.