Wired drones is the way to go ... windows cleaning to solar panel washing to emergency lighting to temp cellular towers .. u name it .. endless application once u have a wired drone without being dependent on batteries and fly time
It could be cleaned numerous different ways; the drone increases jobsite safety, decreases the amount of laborers, resulting in a more cost effective approach to the project. The drone is just another tool and opens them up to being able to say Yes! We can definitely do the job!" For $35,000 or $350/day rental vs. $1800-$2300/day boom lift rental. Immediate savings or increase in profits whichever way you look at it.
@@ktpowerwashing I understand that drone is easier and cheaper. I was just surprised that putting up a huge and dangerous crane was easier and cheaper than lowering people down to clean the windows.
@ScarlettM man cranes close to building involving more risks and it also can limit the way it reaches the areas you need depending what you have around the building like a slope etc.. but it also effects the insurance and compliance specially if you don't have a flat area around the building... so with drones its much easier overall...
You're taking a look at a Lucid Sherpa and Rev E (an older model). At the time of the video, Donnie had a Rev E, but we also brought a new Sherpa for him to play with for a bit.
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Lucid! what a incredible footage. ;))
Wired drones is the way to go ... windows cleaning to solar panel washing to emergency lighting to temp cellular towers .. u name it .. endless application once u have a wired drone without being dependent on batteries and fly time
Wired? To what? The batteries on the DJi Matrice are 55 mins each I'm pretty sure the batteries for that drone are similar.
@@ktpowerwashing 20 minutes maximum on this system.
how you clean window without brushing?
You dont its just spraying
Spraying purified water from a ro/di water filtration system. Spotless results
Question: why couldn't this building be cleaned by going from the roof, lowering people down to clean?
It could be cleaned numerous different ways; the drone increases jobsite safety, decreases the amount of laborers, resulting in a more cost effective approach to the project. The drone is just another tool and opens them up to being able to say Yes! We can definitely do the job!" For $35,000 or $350/day rental vs. $1800-$2300/day boom lift rental. Immediate savings or increase in profits whichever way you look at it.
@@ktpowerwashing I understand that drone is easier and cheaper. I was just surprised that putting up a huge and dangerous crane was easier and cheaper than lowering people down to clean the windows.
@@ScarlettM being lowered down on a wash deck or individually would limit the amount of surface that could be cleaned that's for sure.
@ScarlettM man cranes close to building involving more risks and it also can limit the way it reaches the areas you need depending what you have around the building like a slope etc.. but it also effects the insurance and compliance specially if you don't have a flat area around the building... so with drones its much easier overall...
What drone is it?
You're taking a look at a Lucid Sherpa and Rev E (an older model). At the time of the video, Donnie had a Rev E, but we also brought a new Sherpa for him to play with for a bit.
The grade school education is amazing…
I wonder if this method is more effecient than Industrial Rope Access.......
Its not. Nothing is as good as by hand this is just spraying at the end of the day
@@MiguelLimaCDM im designing a wash drone that scrubs as well then squegees
I dont understand why they have to be so expensive. Like thats more than an ag drone
Dude this is the way my buddy and I want to take our company’s here in Colorado
Denver here! Where are you located?
"Our high school graduate has additional safety certifications" Lmaoo Sure. Also what's the drying process look like?
Drone tech for cleaning gutters yet?