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DroneDeploy in the Classroom
Elevate your curriculum and prepare students for the workforce of tomorrow with our end-to-end cloud-based reality capture software
Powering the world’s leading universities and schoolsÂ
Drone technology is changing how we see and interact with the world around us. We’re preparing for this future through a deep commitment to inclusive, accessible education. That’s why DroneDeploy.org provides universities, trade schools, and K-12 schools discounted access to training, software, and certifications.
Classrooms
Access presentations, quizzes, exercises and more to take your classroom further with our free library of material
Research
Use cutting-edge data capture and analysis tools for research-grade insights
Continuing Education
Upskill workers in construction, agriculture and beyond to apply state of the art technology to their field .
In the Classroom
Advanced, yet easy-to-use reality capture technology with tailored industry-grade toolsets for agriculture, construction, and energy. Prepare your students for the workforce of tomorrow with tools to analyze plant health, manage construction projects, and conduct asset inspections.
Request Classroom MaterialsSeeing students who didn’t have any prior knowledge of precision agriculture develop a promising career is the most rewarding.
How Classrooms are Using DroneDeploy to Become Drone Technology Experts
Encouraging Students to Expand their Career Opportunities in Agriculture
Research Teams
Join the 21st century revolution in digital transformation. Be a part of the DroneDeploy academic research community, where you’ll have access to easy-to-use data capture software and cutting-edge data analysis tools to turn maps into research-grade insights.
DroneDeploy enables us to explore UAV technology and its application at the fundamental research level in row and specialty crops, and the broader applied level through county educators in their local communities.
Recent Stories
Customer Story
Using Drone Technology for Academic Research at the Unive…
How the Penn Museum Leverages Drone Imagery for Archaeology.