One drone flight becomes a photorealistic 3D scene where AI agents run your team's inspection missions — every property held to the same standard, every answer backed by photo evidence.
Your best inspector's assessment across the whole portfolio — not just the properties that justify a site visit.
Missions are written in plain language. Ops, QA, and sales author and refine them — no engineering support required.
One mission deploys across one dataset or thousands in parallel — autonomous capture keeps new scenes coming, and processing scales to meet them.
Every finding is pinned in 3D with photo evidence and the view it came from. Your experts check work, not vibes.
Everything an agent needs to do expert visual work: a world to see, missions to run, a fleet to scale it, and a review loop that feeds it all back.
One drone flight becomes a photorealistic, georeferenced 3D twin — explorable from street level to drone view. This is where your agents work, and where every finding lives.
How your team assesses a property, written in plain language. Agents move through the scene the way an inspector walks a site — seeking out what you described, from whatever angle it takes to find it — and pin every finding in 3D.
One agent per dataset, as many in parallel as you have sites. Capture flies itself and processing scales on demand, so a sweep no team could staff by hand is just another run — merged into one report for your experts. The thousandth dataset gets the same scrutiny as the first.
Nothing ships without your experts. They decide what reaches a report or a buyer — and every approval and correction flows back into the missions, so the agents get better automatically.
Select what you want flown on a map — the flight happens, and the new scene lands where your agents already work. How the drone gets airborne is a choice per site, from hands-off to fully in-house.
A dock on site flies itself on a schedule. Recurring capture — progress checks, perimeter sweeps — stops being an errand: the box launches, flies the plan, and the fresh scene is processing before anyone thinks about it.
You pick the sites and the cadence; Gestalt handles the pilots — dispatch, compliance and capture quality — and a working scene arrives without your team touching a drone.
Already have pilots — staff, contractors, a trusted local operator? Bring them. Gestalt's workforce orchestration gives them the dispatch queue, the flight spec and the capture QA, so every flight comes back scene-ready.
Do it all yourself. Your drones, your pilots, your schedule — fly to our open flight spec with any standard drone, upload, and the platform takes it from there.
Visual expertise in every industry decomposes into the same five jobs. The platform supplies the verbs; your missions supply the judgment.
One flight becomes structured data and unique assets — detailed amenity lists, sun-hour studies, cinematic tours, fresh renders from any angle. What a listing, an audit, or an assessment needs, pulled from a scene instead of a site visit.
Find conditions and defects the way a trained eye would, and grade them — every finding pinned to a 3D point, backed by full-resolution photo close-ups and independent-angle renders.
Quantities and dimensions straight off the georeferenced scene — parking stalls, roof planes, building footprints and heights — with every number carrying its own margin of error.
Fly the same site again and the platform answers against time: what changed since last month, how far along the build is against plan, what appeared inside the perimeter. The second flight turns every scene into a baseline.
An event fans one mission out across every affected site at once — sixty lots, a storm path, a whole portfolio — and merges the results into a single report your experts review.
Solve the age-old tension between knowing every property and the cost of finding out — one agent, on one scan, doing work that used to take a stack of specialist tooling.
Ask for rooftop units, storefront signs, or parking counts in plain language. No specialised detection models to train, no annotation datasets, no per-object pipelines — the agent's general visual intelligence works on day one, on things you didn't plan for.
Counts, measurements, and camera paths come straight off the georeferenced scene. No compute-hungry point-cloud suites, no CAD seats, no exporting between five tools from incumbents that bolted 3D onto twenty-year-old workflows.
One request carries a mission end to end: plan a buyer tour, check its clearance, render the video, publish the page. Or inspect sixty lots in parallel and merge a single report. The agent runs the workflow — not just one step of it.
Agents look at a property the way a person would: from above, from the street, and — when it matters — in the original capture photos at full resolution.
Every finding your experts grade becomes a test case. When a mission is refined, Gestalt replays the change against the scenes and failures your team has already judged — before it ever flies again.
Flagged issues turn into mission updates with full visibility into every change, so you review, validate, and ship with confidence. Your agents improve the way your people do: by being reviewed.
Every finding an agent reports is pinned to the scene: a point in 3D, photo close-ups from the original capture, fresh renders from independent angles. You never get a number without the evidence behind it — your team checks the answer the way they'd check a colleague's, not a black box's.
And agents gather; your experts decide. When a finding needs judgment — rust or shadow? — it lands with a person, the close-ups and independent angles already pulled. Nothing reaches a report or a buyer that a human couldn't see the reason for.
A new vertical is a new mission library, not a new product. An industry fits when being there is costly or dangerous, expert judgment is scarce, questions recur, and answers must carry evidence.
Every listing, presented like your best agent walked it. Amenity lists that don't miss the trampoline, sun-hour studies, measured footprints, cinematic tours — unique assets and search-ready data from a twenty-minute flight. Everything on this page is proof from this vertical.
Know every roof, tenant and parking stall you operate. Rooftop-unit inventories with close-up evidence, tenant signage, parking counts, facade condition — the quarterly walk-through without the walk, on the same scenes and missions as residential.
Underwrite and settle on evidence, not estimates. Roof condition and defensible-space checks at underwriting; after a storm, one mission fans out across every insured property in the path and returns graded, photo-backed damage reports.
Assess every parcel with the same yardstick. Tax-assessment attributes, unpermitted structures, impervious surface — the questions a county asks of every parcel, answered uniformly, with evidence a resident can be shown.
Bridges, rail and dams: inspection-grade evidence without lane closures or rope teams. Crack and corrosion sweeps pinned to the structure in 3D, so the engineer of record reviews from a desk what used to take a crew at height.
Walk every mile of line without walking it. Component-level defect sweeps, vegetation encroachment along the corridor, and storm patrols that cover a whole feeder before a truck reaches the first pole.
Every panel and blade, graded every quarter. Defect sweeps across solar arrays and turbine blades at a cadence field teams can't match — in a scene the owner's engineer can audit.
Tower audits without tower climbs. Mount and equipment inventories, corrosion checks and lease verification from one flight — the climb crew goes only where a finding says to.
Progress you can prove. Fly the site weekly: progress against plan, earthworks quantities, laydown and safety checks — every draw request backed by a scene anyone can inspect, not a folder of photos.
Notice everything that changed since last week. Perimeter integrity, new vehicles and structures, erosion at the fence line — recurring flights diffed against the baseline scene, reviewed by your security team.
Walk through the 3D Agent OS on a real scene — agents running missions, findings pinned in 3D with photo evidence, and every deliverable on this page.
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