AIRSERVE INITIATIVES

Airserve Initiatives is a drone technology and analytics company based in Hyderabad, Telangana, in India. The site calls it an Indian start-up. It supplies both software and hardware so that businesses, governments and other groups can fly drones safely, capture data and process it.

The company works in four steps. First it plans the mission, based on what the project needs. Then its pilots fly specialized flight plans to capture good imagery and data. Next its analytics software processes the data with big data tools, artificial intelligence and its own algorithms. Finally it checks the data and delivers reports with clear insights.

The site says its pilots have more than 6,000 hours of flying experience and have surveyed more than 15,000 kilometers. It says it uses an AI-based validation engine for image processing. It also says it gives recommendations that are tied to measurable return on investment.

In construction, Airserve helps firms collect, process and deliver aerial data again and again. This lets managers measure and monitor job progress. In mining, customers use the data to build maps and 3D models. They also use it to find fissures, plan blasting, measure stockpiles and check safety and environmental rules.

For infrastructure inspection, the company says drones give safer and more repeatable results than older methods. Customers use the service to monitor towers, power lines, railway and metro tracks, pipelines and wind turbines. Detailed images help staff spot problems faster.

In agriculture, Airserve offers near real-time insight from the field. Farmers can check crop coverage, judge productivity, spot disease and forecast crop loss. The aim is to act early and cut losses.

The founders are experts in aerial surveys and data analytics. The company says it wants to support industries that matter to India's economic growth. The website lists company values, a page on how the process works, news and a contact page.