건설현장에서의 드론의 효용성 Drones in the Construction Industry (Video)
Drones in the Construction Industry (Video)
건설현장에서의 드론의 효용성은 날로 증가하고 있다.
드론은 잘 볼 수 없거나 지역이나 가기 힘든 지역에 투입하여 현황을 조사할 수 있으며
특히 넓은 지역의 경우 사람이나 차량이 이동하는 수고를 덜어줄 수 있다
요즘은 사람 접근이 힘든 재해지역에 투입하여 좋은 성과를 보여주고 있다.
건설현장의 전체적인 공정의 파악이 용이하여 적절한 공정관리를 할 수 있어 원가절감에도
많은 도움이된다.
황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터
ki chul, hwang conpaper editor
By Full Drone - Jun 9, 2016
Construction site (Fulldrone)
Construction has always been a tough industry to be involved in, from the ancient pyramids of Egypt to the sleek, modern homes of tomorrow. But though technology has come a long way, plenty of the same old problems are still getting in the way and slowing projects down.
Across the construction industry, no matter what the project, you’ll need to put in plenty of legwork in as you try to manage and document progress, inspect new structures, and keep an eye the tiny details that can lead to big mistakes. Construction projects are complex, time-consuming and require plenty of resources and skills. Mistakes cost money.
With that in mind, it’s no real surprise that construction bosses are beginning to embrace drone technology as a way to cut costs and increase efficiency. Let’s take a closer look at the innovations available to those with an eye in the sky…
Pre-Construction: Land Surveying 시공 전 부지조사
Before many construction projects have even started, methodical planning has to take place, involving architects, local authorities and engineers. The latest drone software can take a pre-designed flight plan, perform it perfectly, and use the data gathered to build a 3D map of the area.
This image can then be used as part of the planning process, providing the foundation for the work of others. A land survey will need to be done, so why not use a drone and some smart software, instead of an expensive ground team?
Progress Monitoring 공정관리
It’s not only at the start of a project that drones can come in handy. Many construction companies rely on regular flight footage to keep an eye on project progress and see how things are going. But again, smarter software is taking drone progress monitoring to an even higher level. Companies such as Kespry can provide stockpile measuring services, meaning the quantity of supplies can be constantly monitored, cutting a job that could take days down to a matter of minutes.]
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