Introducing Asset Command: Run Inspections From the Asset Out
Most inspection programs get built one flight at a time. Asset Command puts the asset at the center instead: define what inspection each one of them requires, how often, and to what standard, and the mission builds and runs itself from there.
In this live demo, see it end to end: import an asset inventory, lock the capture, and run the same scope whether a Dock-deployed X10 launches it or a crew does. Every image lands tagged to the right asset, coverage rolls up on its own, and each flight sharpens that asset's location automatically.
The same model handles the unplanned: an alert generates a response mission, one click puts a drone on scene, and live video gives every team the same view.
The outcome: an inspection program that runs at the scale of your infrastructure, built around the assets you already manage.
We'll show you how:
- Importing an asset inventory gives you a program-wide view from day one
- Standardized inspection cycles close the consistency gap across sites and crews
- Dock-deployed and crew-flown missions roll up to the same record, so nothing falls through the cracks
- Program-level tracking give you an answer when someone asks "what's been inspected"
- Automatic asset geolocation correction with every flight makes autonomous inspections easier to repeat at scale
- One-click incident response turns an alert into a drone on scene, no workflow switch required
