Facility inspections using drones involve using a drone equipped with high-resolution cameras to capture images of a facility from above. The images are then analyzed to identify any potential problems or hazards, such as damage to the roof or siding, missing shingles, or loose gutters. This information can be used to assess the condition of the facility and to identify any necessary repairs or upgrades.

Flood simulations using drones involve using a drone equipped with a variety of sensors, such as thermal cameras, LiDAR, and multispectral sensors, to capture detailed images of the area. The images are then used to create a digital elevation model (DEM) of the terrain, which is a detailed map of the elevation, slope, and features of the area. The DEM is then used to simulate how water would flow over the terrain in the event of a flood, allowing insurance companies to better understand the potential impact of a flood and to assess the risk of insuring a particular property.

Drones are a valuable tool for the insurance industry, as they allow companies to quickly and efficiently assess the condition of a facility, understand the potential impact of a flood, and create detailed maps of the terrain.