PARTY CHIEFS AND CREW LEADS
You decide what goes in the truck and you carry it when the data comes back short. We work at your level, not at your PM's.
Candrone doesn't just ship hardware. We configure, support, and stand behind every system we sell, so your team is flying confidently before the field season begins.
The sites you actually run, the deliverables your clients specify, and what your control network looks like today.
Jivraj or Coty bring the kit out and run it. No commitment, and it settles more in an afternoon than a spec sheet does in a month.
The right tool for the job, which is sometimes the cheaper one. Not every project needs LiDAR and we will say so.
Configured to your coordinate system and vertical datum, tested before it ships, set up with you rather than handed over in a box.
On the phone when something is not behaving, and on site with your crew when you want us there.
A reseller moves boxes and measures the relationship in units shipped. Here is what changes when the people selling it have done the work.
Clearing a backlog, holding a corridor schedule, or producing deliverables a client specified at bid. Here is where we fit.
You decide what goes in the truck and you carry it when the data comes back short. We work at your level, not at your PM's.
You are the one who finds out the datum was wrong. Deliverables arrive in your coordinate system and vertical datum.
Existing conditions for design, permitting and earthworks tracking, with the error stated rather than assumed.
Repeat capture on your reporting cycle, and fewer people standing where they should not be standing.
Ground survey backlog builds faster than traditional methods clear it. The constraint was never capability. It is crew days.
Continuous coverage along an alignment without the flight time cost of gridding the ground around it. Control distributed along the run, not around a block.
Calculated from a surveyed surface, with the error against independently surveyed checkpoints stated alongside the number.
Progress surfaces on your reporting cycle, tied to your control network, in the format your office already handles.
Non-DJI sensors use GeoCue · positioning is Emlid RS4 base/rover ·
NDAA-compliant platforms as their own tier
Teams starting a drone survey program — site progress monitoring, basic topographic mapping, orthophoto creation.
Teams needing accurate topographic surveys, volumetric measurement, and grading verification.
Professional civil operations requiring survey-grade accuracy, dense point clouds, and precise volumetric/grading data.
For customers whose contract, agency, or internal policy requires a fully NDAA-compliant platform and sensor stack.
The flight gives you the surface. It does not give you the underside of a bridge deck, the inside of a box culvert, a utility vault, or a shaft. Those are GPS denied, and an aircraft that depends on a positioning fix cannot hold one in there.
Emesent Hovermap maps using SLAM rather than GNSS, so it works where there is no signal at all. Walk it through, fly it in, or lower it down.
The part that matters for your deliverable is what happens next. One project, two capture methods, one coordinate system. The aerial survey and the confined space scan register into the same dataset instead of sitting in two files nobody reconciles.
Bridge soffits and bearings. Box culverts and storm systems. Tunnels and shafts. Utility vaults and chambers. Material stored under cover. Anywhere the inspection currently means putting a person somewhere unpleasant.
It earns its place where vegetation penetration, complex micro-topography, or tighter vertical accuracy is the actual requirement. Photogrammetry handles a large share of this work properly and costs less to fly and less to process.
The answer depends on canopy, surface, and what the deliverable has to support. Anyone giving you that answer before asking about the site is selling, not advising.
TALK THROUGH YOUR SITE
18 years across western Canada in project management, civil design, geomatics, remote sensing and construction oversight. He has built geomatics and remote sensing programs from concept to execution.
No, and we would not sell it to you on that basis. It expands what your program covers in a season. Your crew still runs the control, the stakeout, and everything that needs a person on the ground.
It depends on the control, not the aircraft. [Rest of answer to come from Matt]
[To come from Coty]
Often no. The deciding factors are canopy, surface, and what the deliverable has to support.
No. It connects. [Matt to verify]
Advanced RPAS Operations is the working default for civil sites. [Matt to confirm]
Yes, weekly on most of the fleet. Rental is how most crews make the decision, not a consolation prize.
Yes. Our crew runs one-off sites and recurring capture. This is the answer when there is no capacity and no capital budget.
Tell us about it. We will tell you what it takes, whether that is a demo, a rental, or our crew flying it. No obligation and no quote until you ask for one.
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