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Property managers, communities and insurers are looking for operators who provide a complete report - not just flight footage. Most operators don't know how to structure and price it. In this webinar, we will walk you through the entire process from A to Z.

Free SkySnap webinar - 21.04.2026, at. 11:00. We will show a new inspection module for buildings and automatic data processing functions (3D models, orthophotos). Practical demo and implementation ideas for drone companies, surveyors and photogrammetrists.

The roof is one of the most expensive parts of a building... especially when problems are noticed too late. Leaks, damage or lingering water often remain invisible without an expensive and risky visual inspection.

What if you could check the condition of the roof quickly, accurately, and without climbing high?

During the webinar, we will show how to use roof inspection drones in practice - not just to take pictures, but to create real-world useful documentation that supports renovation decisions and conversations with contractors.

It used to be that inventories of waterfronts and reservoirs required difficult point measurements. Today, unmanned technology and the use of bathymetry make it possible to create a complete set of depth data. Having data from above and below the water yields a continuous terrain model which allows for earthwork measurements and spatial analysis.

Learn how drones support property managers and housing communities in inspections and documentation. Webinar 24.03 at 11:00 a.m. Check out practical implementations.

Warsaw, February 2, 2026 SkySnap announces the launch of an inspection module in SkySnap Portal. The new functionality has been designed primarily for the real estate industry, where inspections of roofs, elevations, balconies and installations are increasingly being carried out with drones, faster, more accurately and more cheaply than with traditional methods. Inspection materials, including photos, video and data for analysis, are reviewed and discussed in the portal. An inspection report is then created on this basis as a result of the drone operator's collaboration with an engineer, building inspector or field expert. SkySnap emphasizes that the report is both a PDF document and a "live" record in the portal that can be revisited when planning repairs, verifying defects and monitoring progress.