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One use case: In solar installations, we spend a lot of time on the roof taking measurements and snapping chalk lines. This could be replaced by aerial measurem
by mcbishop 4y ago
One use case: In solar installations, we spend a lot of time on the roof taking measurements and snapping chalk lines. This could be replaced by aerial measurement and mixed-reality glasses.
- segmondy 4y agoThis is already solved. https://www.eagleview.com/industry/solar/ https://www.eagleview.com/industry/solar/
- engineer_22 4y agoEagle view uses aerial photos to figure out how big roofs are.
- mcbishop 4y agoNext level is showing virtual lines on the roof (to guide the installation of solar-system racking) in mixed-reality / AR glasses. EagleView supports that with image-derived measurements... but they don't offer mixed-reality glasses. So there are still people walking around on the roof with tape measurers and chalk lines (which is time consuming and error prone, and adds wear to the roof).