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The human element of home inspection is invaluable. That interaction between homeowner (or prospective) and a knowledgeable professional is critical. But drones
by mccolin 10y ago
The human element of home inspection is invaluable. That interaction between homeowner (or prospective) and a knowledgeable professional is critical. But drones as tools for that professional could be great.
- ehnto 10y agoI think he may have been referring to rental inspections, of the quarterly kind. A pretty standard checklist. "Is there mess, is there mould, is there damage, are there pets and is that allowed?"
- ap46 10y agoFor that we need CHAPPIE like humanoids. Which are either packed up on the roof w/ solar charging or in janitor closet.
- dx034 10y agoAnd then you let a drone fly through a flat every quarter? I think the odds of destroying something in the process are higher than the saved costs. On another note: Are quarterly rental inspections a thing in the US? Never heard of that, why should my landlord care if I tidy up my apartment?
- ehnto 10y agoThey're standard practice in Aus, not sure about the US sorry. I agree though, I don't think it would be a flawless plan to use drones for it.