MainelyDrones

Precision Data for Farmers and Builders

  • If you have 30 acres of strawberry plants — say 500,000 plants — and 2% of them fail, will you find every last one of them in time to replant? Or will you lose that $20K in sales?.

  • If we get those terrifying April and May freezing nights, will you know exactly where the cold spots in your rows are? Do you KNOW that every sprinkler reaches every plant?

  • Our specialized drones can fly your fields and provide you with real-time information, the kind that lets you make decisions when they NEED to be made.

  • Whether it’s an accurate elevation/drainage map, a seedling count, plant health assessment, weed detection, or nutrition deficiency, our drones can delivery it all. And we can monitor all of that over the entire season.

  • Tell us how we can help you.

  • We can do a free trial for you to see if you find it valuable. Give us a call or drop us a note.

  • Eighteen trucks delivered to your construction site today. Do you know EXACTLY what and how much they unloaded? Was it actually 20 yards of clean fill or was it only 18? Did you pay for 20?

  • Our enterprise-class drones, with their high-resolution cameras and mechanical shutters, and their GNSS position corrections, can give you all those answers. Answers you can count on and that you don’t have to wait days to get.

  • Did the new site get completely cleared this week? Can you tell the property owner exactly what goals were met this week? Can you show him the photos and videos that mark the progress on their project?

  • With every flown mission on your site, we’ll get the 4K video and the carefully composed photos that record every step of the way — for your client, and for you and your marketing department.

  • We’re happy to trial-fly your site and show you what we can deliver.

  • Give us a call or drop us a note.

Some of Our Deliverables

A 3D model of a local construction site element, created by MainelyDrones.

This is an example of how drone photogrammetry can produce accurate 3D models that can then be used to monitor progress on a construction site. With this model, the observer can measure areas and volumes, and determine, in this case, how the earthworks process is coming along. Companies and communities monitoring such projects can use tools like this to keep informed about status and progress.