How Can the Asset Management Extension Transform Your Elios 3 Workflows?

If you're familiar with drone data collection, you know that most pilots approach it flight by flight — each flight captures a specific dataset. But from an asset manager's perspective, this isn’t the best way to view and analyze data. Instead, they want a comprehensive overview of an entire asset, assessing its condition based on the latest inspection. That’s where the new Asset Management software extension for Cockpit and Inspector comes in. Designed specifically for the Elios 3, this tool bridges the gap between drone-based data capture and modern asset management practices. In this article, we’ll explore how this powerful extension can revolutionize your workflow and change the way you think about your data.

Delivering Clear and Organized Data for Asset Managers

Asset managers rely heavily on inspection data to track the aging of their infrastructure and plan for maintenance or repairs. It's essential for inspectors and companies to provide them with a clear, structured view of the asset. Today, this is often done through a digital twin — a virtual representation of the physical asset that allows easy navigation and contextual understanding of key areas. But the benefits don’t stop at asset managers. Repair teams and engineers also find it invaluable to have all relevant data in one place. This helps them plan access routes, order parts, and estimate costs more efficiently. In today’s industry, digital twins and asset management tools are becoming the standard. The Asset Management extension for the Elios 3 ensures that the data captured by drones aligns with these expectations. Previously, Elios 3 data was organized by flight, but now, with this extension, data is grouped by asset, making it easier to manage and analyze over time.

How Does the Asset Management Software Extension Work?

The Asset Management extension integrates seamlessly into the entire inspection process — from flight planning to post-processing. One of the simplest ways to ensure proper data organization is to categorize it during the flight itself. With the extension enabled, Elios 3 pilots can create new assets, start inspections within existing ones, or continue previous inspections. This makes it easy to build up a complete dataset over time. Beyond categorization, the data must be spatially aligned across flights to form a single, unified digital twin. To achieve this, the extension introduces a feature called relocalization. When flying in an area that has been previously inspected, the drone will load a historical map of the asset. Before starting a new flight, the drone performs relocalization, aligning itself with the existing map. This ensures that all new data is automatically and accurately placed within the same spatial reference frame. This means that after an inspection, all data is already organized by asset, making analysis and reporting much more efficient.

What Additional Benefits Does the Asset Management Extension Offer?

One of the biggest frustrations for drone pilots is returning to the office only to realize that some data is missing. The Asset Management extension helps prevent this by persistently displaying previously created maps and Points of Interest (POIs) throughout the inspection process. This allows pilots to track progress and ensure that no part of the job is left incomplete. Looking ahead, the extension will allow users to selectively load past POIs and historical maps, enabling repeated inspections of specific areas of concern. This will make long-term monitoring and trend analysis even more effective.

The Asset Management extension enables pilots to see Points of Interest from previous flights

How Can You Benefit from Asset Management with Flyability?

To take full advantage of the Asset Management extension, you'll need an Elios 3 Premium Software Subscription. This subscription is included with every Elios 3 Premium and Enterprise package for three years, and it can also be purchased separately for one year. A free 30-day trial is available for any Elios 3 that doesn't already have a Premium subscription. If you'd like to learn more about the Asset Management extension or see it in action, visit the Asset Management webpage or contact us today. With this powerful tool, you can streamline your workflows, improve data accuracy, and deliver more value to your clients.

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