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Upload your photos. Get the processed result.

Drone photos of your poles go in; a photo passport, the detected components and a pole-by-pole object list come back. Everything is processed on our own servers.

01 Upload→02 Secure transfer→03 Checks→04 Approval→05 Processing→06 Result
Step 1

Get your free upload code

Tell us who you are, and the code arrives by e-mail in a minute. It is valid for 30 days. Then upload your photos in step 2.

  • Fully free, no card
  • Processed on our own servers
  • Originals deleted after processing · logged

Already have a code? Go to step 2 ↓

Step 2 · upload

Your drone photos

No upload code yet?
Drop JPEG photos or a folder hereor click to choose
Your network file OPTIONAL Lines and poles of the area, with their IDs. Every photographed pole is then matched to its line and asset ID, and the report lists the poles you did not photograph. Without a file we use OpenStreetMap.
KMLKMZGeoJSONShapefileGeoPackageDXFCSV
Where your job stands
    Open an existing job
    Result

    Your result

    AI pre-labels · validation in progress
    Your own network

    Beyond the demo: on your own network

    This page is a public demo. It shows how the chain works — upload, processing on our side, result in your browser — and how to fly for machine vision. It is not the production service. If you want image analysis on your own network, we set it up together with you.

    How we start

    1. RequestTell us about your network, your poles and your drones in the form. We reply by e-mail.
    2. ConversationWe agree what you want to see: components, defect types, your network data, and the capture plan for your poles and cameras.
    3. Pilot on your networkA defined section, your photos, our processing, checked by our team — so you see real results on your own assets.
    4. Next steps togetherScope, pricing and data handling are agreed in writing, based on what the pilot showed.

    Prefer e-mail? Write to contact@talamonegroupservices.com — tell us the length of your network and which drones and cameras you use.

    What we need
    • Drone photos of your poles as JPEG, with GPS.
    • Captured to the plan in our capture guide: orbits around the pole at a fixed zoom, plus the detail shots.
    • 12 MP or more is recommended.
    • Your own network data is welcome but not required (KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, DXF, CSV) — OpenStreetMap lines can be used too.
    Your data
    • Your photos are used only to produce the analysis.
    • The originals are deleted after processing, and the deletion is logged; for a pilot, storage and deletion are agreed in writing.
    • This form sends only what you type — no file.
    Request