Input
Drone imagery
Existing captures or flights based on our checklist.
We turn roof and ground-mount drone captures into usable data for PV*SOL, Eturnity, PVcase, and downstream technical workflows. No raw-data overload, just a handoff your planning team can actually use.
What this page is actually selling
Input
Drone imagery
Existing captures or flights based on our checklist.
Processing
3D + conversion
Photogrammetry, quality review, and Blender-based preparation.
Result
Plan-ready PV data
Models, orthodata, and handoffs matched to your target system.
The same core pipeline produces different outputs depending on how your planning team needs to keep moving.
When drone imagery needs to become an import-ready 3D model for roof planning, shading, and layout work.
For teams that need a workable model for consulting, monitoring, or offer-driven sales processes.
For ground-mount projects where elevation, grid points, and topographic foundations matter most.
When you also need a georeferenced 2D foundation for surveying, documentation, or project alignment.
We do not split the offer into fake industries. We split it by the downstream workflow your data must support after delivery.
For solar installers, planning offices, and sales teams that need reliable planning data on buildings fast.
For utility-scale projects where topography, orthodata, and clean handoff into PVcase or downstream planning are critical.
This page should not just sound good. It should make the delivery process obvious before the first project starts.
We first verify whether your project targets PV*SOL, Eturnity, PVcase, or another handoff and whether the captures support that outcome.
Your drone images are reconstructed into the technical base. After that, the project is cleaned up, trimmed, and converted for the use case.
We do not pass along unchecked raw files. Before delivery, we review whether the dataset and the output fit the agreed target.
You receive the package in the form your team actually needs: viewer, model, orthodata, or technical documentation files.
Not every project needs the same package. These are the most common delivery shapes requested by PV teams.
No fake claims: the exact handoff depends on dataset quality, drone setup, and the agreed target system.
For fast alignment with sales, clients, or planning without local specialist software.
When the result must move straight into planning instead of just being viewed.
For ground-mount planning, site baselines, and technical documentation around the PV project.
Both. Roof workflows usually target PV*SOL, Eturnity, or viewer outputs. Ground-mount workflows more often target PVcase, orthophotos, and topographic foundations.
Not always. Good consumer or enterprise drones are often enough for viewer and simpler roof workflows. RTK setups are recommended when higher accuracy or larger ground-mount sites are involved.
The positioning of this page is explicit: you should not drown in raw data. The focus is a plan-ready handoff for your target system. The exact package is defined up front.
Viewer outputs and simpler PV models can be delivered from 24 hours depending on the dataset. More complex CAD, ground-mount, or documentation packages take longer.
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Send the dataset or describe the target workflow. We will tell you clearly which output is realistic and what the handoff should look like.