One click → pilot-ready flight plans, no patchwork tools required.
In the past, utility teams had to juggle multiple software tools just to get pilots ready for flight. A mapping tool here, a flight planning tool there, and a separate controller interface to stitch it all together. Programs often relied on combinations like Drone Harmony paired with inspection software, forcing managers to patchwork solutions that were never designed for the unique challenges of drone utility inspections. This fragmentation created delays, confusion, and increased the risk of missed poles or incomplete coverage.
Utileyes eliminates the patchwork. From the beginning, our platform was designed by utilities, for utilities, with the foresight to integrate flight planning directly into the inspection workflow. Pilots can download custom flight plans directly from Utileyes, without bouncing between multiple apps or conversions. Every assignment is instantly translated into a clear, ready-to-fly plan—showing exactly where to launch, what assets to cover, and how to navigate the terrain.
Standout: All-in-one flight planning with true GIS alignment. Utileyes was intentionally built to work seamlessly with existing GIS systems like ArcGIS and ESRI, ensuring that every flight plan lines up with your real-world asset data. Pilots see their assigned points, flight path, and drone position on the same controller screen—something utilities previously had to cobble together across multiple tools.
For pilots, this means less prep and more confidence in the field. For managers, it ensures that every assignment is executed exactly as intended, with no missed spans or duplicated effort. And for utility leadership, it’s proof that a powerline inspection drone program can run at scale without the headaches of mismatched software.
With Preloaded Flight Plans, Utileyes turns what used to be a multi-step, multi-tool process into a single seamless action—keeping your utility drone program efficient, accurate, and built to scale.
