Drone services critical to safer, more economical utility inspections, says PrecisionHawk

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The difficulties of maintaining critical infrastructure are well known — millions of miles of cabling, pipelines, and railways to inspect, maintain, and repair, in all kinds of weather, in environments that are hazardous for humans. Even as pandemic restrictions begin to relax, spiking demand and labor shortages continue to affect the energy and utilities sectors. Drone services from companies such as PrecisionHawk are growing rapidly to help businesses.

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