Media and geometry
Uploaded flight media in dated folders, geotagged thumbnails, and a 3D flight path reconstruction from the same capture.
Overview / Product tour
Product tour / 10 minutes
Watch Drone Data Command run a project end to end.
One recorded session, start to finish: a client is added, a flight comes back, imagery and models are reviewed, findings are marked up and reported, the plan for the next flight is drawn, and the deliverable is shared. No slides, no mockups.
Full tour · 10:20 · 1920×1080 screen recording
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What is covered
What the ten minutes actually show
Review and markup
Annotating aerial imagery with pins, shapes and labels, then carrying those findings into an inspection report with severity and status.
Operations records
KML/KMZ flight plans synced to the controller, flight logs with duration, altitude and battery, and paired equipment.
Models and orthomosaics
Completed 3D models and orthomosaics viewed in the browser with measurement tools, issues and a default camera view.
Access control
Client users, pilots and admins with per-client scoping, share links and storage settings.
Client delivery
Organized project media, models and reports prepared for sharing rather than mailed as loose files.
How to read the footage
The recording runs inside a demo tenant called Ridgeline Aerial Intelligence. The imagery is real drone capture; the project names, locations, people and records are demo data, and the video carries that disclaimer on screen. Your workspace carries your own branding, clients and projects.
DDC handles organizing, reviewing and delivering captured data. Processing raw imagery into orthomosaics, point clouds and models still happens in photogrammetry software; the tour starts once those outputs exist.