Articles Tagged with ''drones in roofing''

When a Texas roofer’s drone became target practice for an angry neighbor, it raised questions about safety and communication on residential jobsites — here’s what contractors should know to prevent a confrontation from turning dangerous.

AI is evolving at an unprecedented rate and will continue to change faster and faster. Here are just a few suggestions on how you can use it to help grow and maintain your business.

AI and robotics company Gecko and NAES Corporation have launched StratoSight, an AI-powered inspection platform using drones to determine the status of roofs and rooftop equipment.

A new study from Microsoft shows artificial intelligence isn't about to replace roofing laborers, but sales and administrative jobs are vulnerable to AI.

SkyClean NYC launched a drone-powered roof cleaning operation, offering New Yorkers a faster, safer way to maintain rooftops without damage, scaffolding or traditional pressure washing while avoiding the traffic of the urban jungle.

This year’s winner helped develop drone assessment software that creates 3-D models of roofs that measure and identify roofing issues with pinpoint accuracy.

Contractors can easily and quickly visualize roof damage through the use of EagleView Access and the TAMKO Edge loyalty program.

The platform includes the capability to leverage its library spanning multiple decades and 20 million-plus square miles of geospatial images and data captured using EagleView’s technology.

AI-enabled software from Zeitview pinpoints specific anomalies, filters information, and eliminates uncertainty for commercial and residential roofing contractors.