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Lay out the site & mark new plans.

The same mount and power system could easily apply to construction: layout marking and site mapping from the air.

Paint Striper-equipped drone laying a layout line on a raw dirt building pad, lumber and rebar staged nearby

Mapping the site before anyone breaks ground.

Landscaping details, dig site boundaries, and existing terrain features can be mapped from the air, ahead of the crew that has to plan around them.

Drone in flight over a fenced construction site, staked and flagged for grading
Aerial mapping view, styled as a survey/plan outputFIG. 01

A site's layout can change week to week. Most mapping technique just can't keep up.

Two colors, one pass.

The Paint Striper can mark different things with up to two paint colors in the same run, separating one type of line (utility markers, boundaries, trade zones) from another without a second trip.

Two distinct paint colors marking different things on a construction site
Two distinct paint colors marking different things on one siteFIG. 02
Base station mounted in a pickup truck bed at a construction site’s edge, Paint Striper-equipped drone over a staked-out zone
Toward full autonomy

Autonomy, on a site that changes daily.

A construction site’s layout shifts week to week, but the truck-mounted base station stays put at the edge of it. The aircraft covers whatever zone the crew is mapping or marking that day under supervised autonomy, not re-planned from scratch each time.

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