Our projects, delivered from the sky.

Five hundred missions, every industry, one uncompromising standard

Numbers are easy to advertise; behind each of the projects in our portfolio is a client who trusted us with a real budget, a real deadline and a real problem to solve. This page walks through some of the recurring project archetypes we deliver, the workflow behind each one and the value clients typically extract from the finished data. Names are withheld unless the client has given written permission, but the technical specifications are exactly as delivered.

Precision crop spraying — a 200-acre paddy contract

Working with a farmer producers' organisation in southern Tamil Nadu, Dronix Pro executed a full-season spraying contract across two hundred acres of paddy. Multispectral scouting flights identified stress zones ahead of every spray pass; prescription maps directed variable-rate application; and a two-drone spray team completed each cycle inside two working days. The FPO recorded a fifteen percent reduction in chemical cost and a measurable yield uplift in the treated blocks compared to control plots.

Topographic survey — mixed-use township, 480 acres

A private developer needed a survey-grade baseline for a phased township across four hundred and eighty acres of rolling terrain. Using an RTK-enabled multirotor with a network of ground control points, we captured the entire site in three flying days and delivered a 2-centimetre-accuracy orthomosaic, DSM, DTM, one-metre contours and a full 3D point cloud inside seventy-two hours of the last flight. Design consultants reported that our data eliminated three iterations of ground-truth revalidation from their programme.

3D terrain model — active mining site

For a limestone quarry operator, we established a monthly volumetrics contract. Each month, a repeatable flight plan captures the pit and stockyard, our processing pipeline reconstructs a dense point cloud, and volumes are compared against the prior month. The operator uses our signed report for royalty submission; internal planners use the terrain model for haul-road optimisation.

Thermal inspection — 5 MW solar plant

A radiometric thermal inspection of a five-megawatt ground-mounted plant identified twenty-three underperforming modules, four bypass-diode failures and two junction-box hotspots that had been missed in the routine monthly visual sweep. The plant O&M team addressed every finding inside the warranty window, recovering a measurable percentage of daily generation.

Transmission line inspection — 66 kV corridor

Twenty-two kilometres of live 66 kV line inspected in a single day using zoom-camera and thermal payloads. Defect-tagged reporting flagged three critical clamp issues and eleven medium-severity discrepancies. The utility avoided the need for line shutdown and manual pole climbs across the entire stretch.

Cinematic aerial films — luxury property launch

A hospitality developer commissioned a launch film for a lakeside villa community. Over two shooting days, our cinematographers captured sunrise, midday and golden-hour footage across the site, delivering a three-minute hero film, a sixty-second social edit and a library of stills for print brochures. The client's launch event used the film as its centrepiece.

Highway corridor survey — 12 km

Corridor mapping for a state-highway upgrade, delivered in DWG and GeoTIFF with cross-sections at 25-metre intervals. Design engineers received the deliverable inside four working days of mobilisation.

Village boundary digital mapping

A district administration engaged us to update boundary and land-use maps for a cluster of eight villages, integrating drone-captured orthos with existing cadastral records. The resulting deliverable now underpins land-record digitisation across the block.

How we run every project

Whether the contract is a two-hour real-estate shoot or a two-year monitoring engagement, the discipline is identical: written scope, transparent price, DGCA-compliant flight plan, calibrated equipment, quality-reviewed processing, named point of contact and honest post-delivery support. It is the reason more than seventy percent of our billings this year came from repeat clients or their direct referrals.

If any of the archetypes above look close to what you are planning, get in touch — we will send an outline scope and indicative price for your specific site inside one working day.

Long-term engagements, retainers and the projects that never fit a single line item

The case studies elsewhere on this page describe discrete engagements with a start and an end. Much of our most rewarding work is the opposite — long-term retainers, multi-year monitoring contracts and rolling frameworks that span dozens of individual missions across the life of a project or asset. This section describes what those long-term relationships look like in practice.

Multi-year construction-monitoring frameworks

For large infrastructure and township projects, weekly drone captures across a two-to-five-year construction period produce something no single-flight engagement can: a permanent visual record. Milestones, disputes, safety incidents, weather events and design changes are all captured in geo-referenced, time-stamped imagery. Owners tell us this record has repeatedly saved them from expensive claims and given them a level of transparency that ground methods simply cannot match.

Framework contracts also let us optimise the price. Because our crew is scheduled in advance, mobilisation costs are amortised across every visit, and clients typically pay ten to fifteen percent less than they would for spot missions.

Rolling agriculture programmes across the season

Season-long agriculture engagements combine multispectral scouting, prescription spraying, coverage reporting and yield estimation into a single retainer. For cooperative and estate clients, the retainer often expands to include capacity-building workshops for farmer members and integration with agri-input dealer supply chains. The compounding value across a full season is dramatically higher than the sum of individual flights.

Season retainers also let us schedule pilots and equipment against agronomic calendars, so spray windows are never missed for want of a mobilisation slot. That single benefit is often decisive for high-value crops with narrow application windows.

Annual and quarterly inspection retainers

Solar plants, transmission corridors, industrial facilities and tank farms all benefit from a scheduled inspection cadence tied to the client's calendar. Our retainer clients typically receive one comprehensive annual inspection plus targeted quick-scan inspections after major weather events, with data archived on our servers for as long as the retainer is active so year-on-year comparisons are trivially straightforward.

Retainer clients also receive priority scheduling for emergency response — a critical benefit when a storm, fire or grid event demands drone-based assessment inside twenty-four hours.

Framework contracts with government and PSU clients

Government departments and public-sector undertakings often prefer to engage vendors through multi-year framework contracts covering a defined menu of services and geographies. Dronix Pro holds framework relationships with several state and municipal bodies, and we welcome the chance to bid for new frameworks where our capability, compliance and pricing genuinely add value.

If your organisation is considering a long-term drone engagement rather than a one-off mission, we would love to have that conversation. Framework contracts take a little longer to set up, but they produce dramatically better outcomes — for both sides — than a sequence of unconnected spot engagements.