What we do

Years of experience in complex environments yields a one-of-a-kind portfolio. Our work is as diverse as the needs of our clients but there is one commonality: it all supports superior and complete asset management.

Aerial Mapping and Modeling  

Our team applies its aerial methodologies in some of the globes largest industries.

3D Scanning  

3D scanning Services are available across multiple industries such as the architecture space. 

Capital Projects 

When the plant of the future needs progress monitoring, they expect quality and accurate data in real time. 

Line work  

3D scanning Services are available across multiple industries such as the architecture space. 

Reality Modeling 

Our reality models don’t just look pretty; they serve various stakeholders from engineers to asset owners.

Confined Space Inspections 

We provide solutions to confined space inspections such as saving money and time over traditional methods.

HOW IT WORKS

What Clients Are Saying

“Constructing the plant of the future means embracing digitalization. In construction, Digital is about advancing the technology that helps us stay on top of progress and assure quality while keeping people safe. In that respect, the 3D reality mesh modeling technology has made a profound impact on ways of working on the Project, rendering benefits above and beyond what we had imagined when starting the modeling program at the onset of the main construction phase.”

Dmitry Gurevich, Information Technology Manager with Shell Polymers

“My first project with the Eye-bot team was a fast and furious one! A colleague introduced me to them and within 48hrs their crew was mobilized and filming for me in a remote location in PA. They have that customer-first attitude and are willing to adapt & pivot to their clients’ needs.”

Production Advisor Visual Communications, Shell

“I would say that the drone inspection of our ~100ft tall pressure vessel was a pretty substantial time and cost saver our project, not to mention the considerable hazard that was avoided associated with entering the confined space.  Building a scaffold from the top down through the only manway access would have been complex and time consuming in its own right, and would have involved crane movements, emergency response and several different trades to pull off.  To say it was substantially easier to send a drone in would be an understatement, and with the high quality video that we got out of the inspection I would say that our certainty of the cleanliness in the vessel as at least as good as what it could ever have been expected to be had we sent men in.” 

Nick Skrzelinski, Mechanical Startup – Pennsylvania Chemicals, Bechtel Energy 

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