A continuación, te explicamos cómo puedes mejorar los proyectos de construcción con drones.

**Regular Progress Meetings**: Hold regular progress meetings with the project team, stakeholders, and subcontractors to review progress, identify issues, and make decisions to keep the project on track. **Use Project Management Software**: Utilize project management software to track tasks, schedules, budgets, and resources in real-time. These tools can help identify bottlenecks, delays, and areas for improvement. **Implement Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)**: Establish relevant KPIs such as earned value, schedule performance index (SPI), and cost performance index (CPI) to measure project performance against the plan.

Drones are a super handy way of getting lots of information with very little risk. The high resolution images that you get makes Drone surveys an absolute must. Using drones however isn’t for everyone, as you will sometimes get old style surveyors saying they need to see the issues. However, this is more of a culture thing than the actually result you get, and drones should be used on all surveys. Drones are also getting more advanced with the introduction of AI. It’s not a wild claim to think drones could probably replace surveyors completely one day. So embrace drones and their capabilities, or get left behind.

Using drones to perform thermal imaging assessment is great too! You can get a good idea of the thermal efficiency (or not) of the building & roof in a very short time.

By giving real-time aerial views, drones optimize resource management in building projects by enabling precise monitoring of supplies and equipment. Less waste and money are a result of better allocation and usage. Drones also make it easier to conduct precise site surveys and monitor development, which guarantees that supplies will be delivered on schedule. Consequently, project managers can improve overall productivity and project outcomes by making decisions based on data.

The use of drones on building sites improves communication by allowing for the instantaneous sharing of detailed imagery and live aerial footage with all parties involved. Everyone is on the same page regarding the project's progress, and collaboration increases as a result. Reduced wait times are another benefit of using drones for problem identification and resolution. As a result, the visual data collected by drones increases openness, which in turn improves decision-making and streamlines project processes.