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A repeatable capture and ground control workflow that produces a current surface on your cadence, in the format you already sign off.
Candrone does not sell equipment and step back. We build the workflow around how your site already runs, so the output arrives in the format your survey and engineering teams already use.
Pit size, survey cadence, reporting deadlines, who runs the data today, and what the deliverable has to feed.
A configuration matched to your ground and your reporting cycle, not a catalogue page.
Aircraft, payload, ground control and processing, configured and tested before it reaches site.
Training for the people who will run it, a support path when something goes wrong mid-cycle, and the same people on the other end of the phone in year three.
First flight is not the finish line. It is the point where the relationship starts doing most of its work.
A repeatable capture and ground control workflow that produces a current surface on your cadence, in the format you already sign off.
Repeat capture and comparison against your own baseline, so highwall and slope condition is visible between scheduled surveys.
A consistent monitoring cadence and a record built to the same standard every cycle, in your existing reporting format.
Stockpile volumes produced inside your reporting cycle, reconcilable against the mill and defensible six months later.
Drones make surveying work at your mine safer, cheaper, and a lot faster without compromising on accuracy.
Repeatable volumes on a cadence that matches your reporting cycle, with ground control that makes the number defensible six months later.
Current surfaces for planning, and change detection against your baseline between scheduled captures.
A monitoring record built on a consistent cadence, in a format your environmental reporting already uses.
Every package is configured for your workflow. Financing available on all packages.
Teams starting a drone survey program: stockpile volume estimation, pit progress monitoring, orthophoto creation.
Teams needing accurate stockpile volumes, pit wall mapping, and haul road grading verification.
Professional mining operations requiring survey-grade accuracy, dense point clouds and precise stockpile/pit volumetrics.
Continuous, scheduled stockpile and pit monitoring without a pilot on site. Daily volumetric reporting on autopilot.
For customers whose contract, agency, or internal policy requires a fully NDAA-compliant platform and sensor stack. Pilot-operated — no NDAA-compliant dock currently available through Candrone.
Repeat capture on a set cadence, compared automatically against your own baseline, so surface change on benches and highwalls shows up as part of the routine rather than at the next scheduled survey. Configured with your processing software and your existing baseline, run by your team.
A practical training course built for mining teams, covering capture, processing and deliverable production for volumes, surfaces and change detection. Online and self-paced, with a year of access.
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Serguei specializes in drone-based infrastructure inspection. He helps inspection teams select the right technology, develop skills through training, and integrate drone workflows into existing operations. Holding a Transport Canada Advanced RPAS certificate, Serguei is passionate about making drone technology accessible and practical. He takes pride in helping clients grow, supporting them from their first equipment purchase to building and expanding successful programs.
With over 10 years of experience in mining and heavy industry, Mustafa bridges technical expertise and business strategy to help clients solve complex challenges. A Mining Engineer by training, he brings a consultative, field-focused approach to developing practical solutions and fostering strong, lasting customer partnerships.
With good field practice, drone volumes typically land within about 1–3% of a conventional GNSS- or total-station survey on the same stockpile. On irregular piles, the drone result is often the more accurate of the two.
The contractors are expected to process their own data. They can contract Candrone out if they need to but typically it's the contractor.
Winter flights are no different than summer flights when it comes to how the drone operates. The only difference is that the ground, depending on where you are, may have snow cover, which needs to be taken into effect. Typically it's not recommended to fly a stockpile or a volume survey in the winter if there is snow cover.
Typical deliverables depend on what software is being used. If the client is using DJI Terra, they will get a point cloud, a contour file, a digital elevation model, and an ortho photo, which can be put into any type of software after the fact.
Training can be anything from a couple of hours to a couple of days. It's an online thing or we can do it in person. This is a very ambiguous question.
If an aircraft goes down mid-season, Candrone has the opportunity for rentals.
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The Candrone team is always here to help answer questions after purchase.
The Candrone team is quite small so usually you will be dealing with the same person. We typically do not like passing customers around..
Tell us about your operation and we will come back with a configuration and a quote. Then we stay with it.
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