Practice of the use of drones in implementation of construction projects in ukraine
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https://doi.org/10.32347/2707-501x.2018.35.151-154Keywords:
drone, cloud technologies in construction, 3D-model, orthophotoplanAbstract
The article presents data on the experience of using drones and special software on construction projects in Ukraine. A brief description of the problems encountered by companies performing construction work and ways to solve them using drones is given. The conclusion is that drone is a promising tool that has a wide scope of application at all stages of the implementation of construction projects.
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