The buzz around drones has swept the World. Their use in infrastructure inspection, cinematography and search and rescue are obvious, but can this technology be used in litigation to save money and ultimately win more cases?
Aerial Data and Litigation
Manned aircraft, satellite imagery, and now drones, are common platforms used to collect aerial data. The acquired imagery is often processed and analyzed with powerful software to uncover new insight and vantage points obtainable only from above.
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