FAQ

Common questions

Discover how our digital twins and drone services deliver measurable success.

What types of drone capture do we provide?

We provide aerial mapping, inspections, 360° panoramas, progress documentation, and visual reporting for construction, infrastructure, industrial sites, campuses, and large physical environments.

How does drone capture support digital twins?

Drone data adds exterior context, site visibility, and spatial documentation. It helps connect buildings, outdoor areas, access paths, and hard-to-reach zones into a clearer digital environment.

Are drone outputs certified surveys or engineering reports?

No. Our drone data and models are used for visualization, planning, documentation, and coordination. They do not replace licensed survey, engineering, or legally certified reports.

What is a digital layer, and how is it different from a virtual tour?

At first glance, it may look like a virtual tour.

In practice, it is a structured digital environment built on top of a real space. It connects navigation, content, and user flows into a system that helps people understand, navigate, and use complex environments before they arrive.

Unlike a simple virtual tour, it can support training, planning, inspections, visitor experience, and team coordination.

What does a typical project include?

Each project is defined by the environment and how it will be used.

A basic implementation may include a clear 3D environment with structured navigation. More advanced environments can include embedded content, multilingual access, guided paths, analytics, and optional features such as AR, AI assistance, or integration with existing systems.

The goal is not just to visualize a space, but to create a usable environment.

How does a project usually start?

Most projects start with a focused area or selected environment. This allows the team to test the experience in real use before expanding it further.

What should I know about project scope and responsibilities?

Each project depends on real-world conditions such as access, lighting, and the physical state of the environment.

We work to ensure the best possible result, but capture quality may vary depending on these factors. We review key conditions with you before scheduling whenever possible.

Clients are responsible for providing access to the site and ensuring the space is ready for capture — including basic preparation, access permissions, and coordination with any on-site teams.

How are content and usage rights handled?

Project details and usage rights are defined as part of each agreement.

In most cases, clients receive the right to use the delivered materials for their business needs, while DRONE & VR 360 retains production files and may use selected materials for portfolio purposes unless otherwise agreed.

Are these models suitable for official or certified use?

Our digital models, drone data, and visual outputs are designed for planning, coordination, documentation, and operational understanding.

They are not intended to replace licensed engineering, surveying, or legally certified reports unless reviewed and approved by qualified professionals.