SolDron

SolDron is a Spanish drone inspection company based in Granada that provides technical inspection services using professional drones, thermal cameras and 3D reconstruction technology. According to its official website, the company documents and analyses the real condition of buildings, roofs and facades, and also inspects photovoltaic plants, industry, energy infrastructure, agriculture and housing. Its services are aimed at architects, restorers, real estate agencies and communities of property owners in Granada and Andalusia, and it also works across Spain. The company positions itself around certified technical capability: it states that it operates as a UAS operator registered with AESA (the Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency) and that its thermography work is carried out by an ITC-certified thermographer. Its core service lines include aerial thermography of photovoltaic installations — from residential rooftops to large solar parks — detecting hotspots, damaged cells, string failures and production losses under the IEC TS 62446-3 standard without stopping the plant; aerial and ground thermography for buildings, electrical panels and machinery; and inspection of buildings, heritage structures and roofs, including damp, facades, patios, structures, garages and common areas. A distinctive offering is SolDron 360, described as an offline 3D digital twin solution: no cloud, no subscription, with data kept under the client's control. Deliverables typically include a PDF report, KMZ files and a 3D model depending on project scope, with each anomaly documented by location, evidence, severity and recommended action. The company also collaborates with specialised technicians to support official Building Technical Inspections (ITE) with drone support where the building allows. SolDron's origin story, as told on its website, is rooted in professional aviation: it was founded in Granada by a professional pilot with years of experience in high-demand aerial operations where precision and technical rigour are non-negotiable. The company applies that background to building analysis, heritage documentation and digital twin creation. Its stated goal is not simply to fly drones but to provide precise diagnoses, navigable 3D models and clear reports that enable informed maintenance and conservation decisions. As a private company, SolDron does not appear to be listed on any stock exchange, and no parent company or ownership group is disclosed in the available evidence. Its market focus remains Spain, with a strong base in Granada and Andalusia.

SolDron was founded in Granada, Spain, according to its official website, emerging from the experience of a professional pilot with years of work in high-demand aerial operations where precision and technical rigour are essential. The company applied that aviation background to the technical inspection of buildings, heritage documentation and the creation of digital twins. From its base in Granada, SolDron has served architects, communities of property owners, real estate agencies and public administrations, helping them document the real condition of their buildings and make decisions based on reliable data. Its services have expanded to cover photovoltaic plants, industry, energy and infrastructure, agriculture and housing, with operations across Granada, Andalusia and the rest of Spain. The company developed its own 3D digital twin offering, SolDron 360, which is delivered offline — without cloud dependency or subscription — keeping data under the client's control. It also states that it operates as a UAS operator registered with AESA and that its thermography is performed by an ITC-certified thermographer. It collaborates with specialised technicians to support official Building Technical Inspections (ITE) with drone support when the building permits. No specific founding year, ownership structure or parent company is disclosed in the available evidence. The company remains active and privately held.

Certified, technically rigorous drone inspection for buildings, heritage and photovoltaic plants, with offline 3D digital twins and client-controlled data.

• Photovoltaic plant thermography

  Aerial thermography of photovoltaic installations from residential rooftops to large solar parks, detecting hotspots, damaged cells, string failures and production losses under IEC TS 62446-3 without stopping the plant.

• Aerial and ground thermography

  Radiometric thermal camera from the air and on foot: damp and thermal bridges in buildings, hotspots in electrical panels and machinery. Performed by an ITC-certified thermographer.

• Building, heritage and roof inspection

  Inspection of buildings, communities and historic heritage: roofs, facades, patios, structures, garages and common areas, including damp detection.

• SolDron 360 offline 3D digital twin

  Offline 3D digital twin solution: no cloud, no subscription, with data under the client's control.

• Technical inspection reports

  PDF report, KMZ and 3D model depending on project scope, with each anomaly documented by location, evidence, severity and recommended action.

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