Propeller Aero

Surry Hills, NSW

About Propeller AeroPropeller’s drone analytics solutions help customers capture accurate surveys of their worksite so they can measure and track progress and make better/faster decisions around site management.

At-a-glance

Years in business:Since: 2014

Number of employees:51-200

Contact

251 Riley St.

Surry Hills, NSW

AU

https://www.propelleraero.com/

More info on Propeller AeroEvery day, thousands of construction professionals rely on Propeller to get instant and accurate insights from their survey data that allow them to make smarter, faster, and more collaborative business decisions.

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Propeller AeroPoints

GPS-enabled smart ground control points deliver the same precision as traditional surveying solutions.

Propeller Platform1

Propeller Platform

Cloud-based data visualization and analytics platform enables users to view the entire site with a realistic 3D model.

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