Compatible with the smallest VTOL drone, HEISHA D135 is a succeeded service for oil and gas via 5G

HEISHA TECH, June 20, 2023

HEISHA successfully completed the application of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drone with a docking station in the oil and petrochemical sector.

Drone docks can significantly improve the efficiency and safety of oil and gas operations by enabling organizations to quickly and easily deploy drones for a range of tasks. By leveraging the capabilities of drones, organizations can gather critical information, identify potential issues, and take proactive measures to address them, ultimately improving their bottom line and minimizing risk.

Compared to traditional inspection methods, drone docks can offer significant cost and efficiency advantages. Here are a few key ways that drone docks can compare:

Cost savings: Traditional inspection methods often involve significant labor costs, as well as the use of specialized equipment and vehicles. In contrast, drone docks can be an affordable alternative, as they require minimal personnel and equipment to operate. Additionally, drones can cover large areas quickly and efficiently, reducing the need for costly manual inspections.

Increased efficiency: Drones can be deployed quickly and easily from drone docks, enabling organizations to conduct inspections and surveys more efficiently than with traditional methods. Drones can cover large areas in a short amount of time and can provide real-time video and imagery that can be analyzed and acted upon immediately. This can save time and enable organizations to identify and address issues more quickly than with traditional inspection methods.

Improved safety: Traditional inspection methods can be dangerous, particularly in high-risk environments such as oil and gas facilities or infrastructure. Deploying drones from a drone dock can help to minimize risks to personnel, as drones can be used to conduct inspections in hazardous areas without exposing workers to potential dangers.

Greater accuracy: Drones equipped with specialized sensors and cameras can capture high-resolution images and data that can be analyzed in detail, providing greater accuracy and insight than traditional inspection methods. This can help organizations identify potential issues more quickly and accurately, enabling them to take appropriate action.