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In the construction and investment sector, inspecting earth masses, including heaps, is a key part of project management. Traditional surveying methods are time-consuming, costly and prone to human error. That's why more and more companies are choosing to digitize the process using drone technology and tools such as SkySnap Portal. Up until now, due to the time-consuming and complicated nature of traditional methods, and thus the cost of the service, they have taken place much less frequently than they should. Thanks to new technologies, today it is much easier and more accessible than before.

Discover how the subscription model in drone services - modeled by giants like Netflix - can transform an operator's offering. In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to use the SkySnap platform to create compelling subscription packages, automate mission processes and build a loyal customer base.

Drones have gained immense popularity in recent years, and their use in various fields continues to expand. One area that particularly benefits from this technology is surveying, where drones are revolutionizing laser scanning. They make it possible to collect field data quickly and accurately, which significantly affects the efficiency and accuracy of surveys. In this article, we will take a look at how drones are changing the approach to laser scanning, what benefits they bring, and what challenges surveyors may face when using this modern technology. So let's explore how these flying devices are transforming traditional methods of working in this field.

We are pleased to announce that SkySnap was among the technology companies invited to participate in the latest "Technology on the Construction Site" report compiled by Digital Real Estate. The publication is an independent overview of tools that realistically support construction processes - from planning to execution to operation.

During the seminar entitled "Who is the leader of the drone market in Poland?" The Institute of Aviation and the Micromacro Institute Foundation presented "Ranking of technological and business sophistication of Polish drone companies 2024." The meeting intended for the Polish drone community led by Elżbieta Mrozek of ILot took place on January 30, 2025.

We share a nice news - SkySnap was mentioned in the prestigious Forbes Poland magazine! 🎉

The article on the Polish drone industry addresses key issues related to the dynamic development of the technology and the growing importance of companies offering innovative solutions.