SkyeBrowse has rolled out a suite of artificial intelligence tools for its mapping platform, introducing automated vehicle damage measurements, multi-vehicle collision review, and crowd-counting capabilities for public safety and enterprise drone operations. According to recent industry reporting, the updates aim to bridge the gap between raw aerial data capture and actionable field analysis without requiring specialized GIS teams.
Crush Analysis and Claims Workflow for Vehicle Collisions
The updated software introduces a Crush Analysis tool designed to align a scanned vehicle with a 3D reference model. As detailed in company product releases, the system measures damage at six distinct points and calculates collision metrics, including an estimated change in speed during impact. Alongside this feature, a Claims tool reviews up to eight uploaded photos, suggests parts to repair, replace, or inspect, and provides repair-cost and state total-loss screening. SkyeBrowse notes that a licensed adjuster and insurer policy terms ultimately determine final claim outcomes.
Multi-Vehicle Collision Review With Impact
To assist accident reconstructionists, SkyeBrowse introduced Impact, a tool that places multiple vehicles into an editable scene diagram. The software displays speed estimates for vehicle pairs and generates an animated 3D replay. Investigators can manually adjust vehicle positions and approach paths while reviewing evidence, with built-in support for motorcycle cases. A separate Investigate option guides users through available crash facts, vehicle identification, and damage analysis while flagging steps that require human judgment before executing paid AI features.
Crowd Counter on DJI RC Pro
Expanding beyond vehicle investigations, SkyeBrowse integrated its Crowd Counter feature into the SkyeBrowse Flight App on the DJI RC Pro controller for enterprise drones. Pilots can capture a photograph of an area and receive an estimated headcount of visible individuals directly in the field. Public Safety and Enterprise customers receive unlimited counts, while users on standard plans are limited to three free counts per day. Crush Analysis and Claims features remain free across all plans through October 31, 2026, after which they transition to Public Safety and Enterprise subscription tiers.
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