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Aerial inspections engineers can act on.

Your inspector captures the asset. MESR keeps the source evidence connected. Your engineer reviews the evidence and decides what happens next.

Plan an inspectionSee the workflow
An infrastructure team preparing an aerial camera beside a culvert.

One clear record from flight to decision.

  1. 01

    Capture

    An authorized inspector flies the supplied aerial camera and records the agreed asset.

  2. 02

    Preserve

    MESR keeps the route, original footage, asset context and potential defects in one inspection record.

  3. 03

    Review

    The responsible engineer reviews the source and decides what moves into action.

Each subscription includes the camera, setup, processing, review workspace, support and replacement. Add a camera when another team needs dedicated inspection capacity.

Initial asset packs cover open drainage, bridge structures and retaining assets.

Long open concrete drain beside an airport service area.
Open drainage
Concrete bridge and culvert structure with visible cracking.
Bridge structures
Concrete retaining wall with a visible vertical crack.
Retaining structures
Source frame showing visible vertical cracking on a concrete culvert headwall.
Illustrative evidence view · Visible cracking · Source frame

Every finding stays with its source.

The route, original footage and source frame stay attached. The engineer can correct, accept or reject each finding.

Put one inspection through the full MESR service.

Start with one asset, one authorized operator, one engineer and one agreed output. MESR will scope the camera, workflow and evidence handoff.

Plan an inspection