SkyeBrowse Adds Crash Analysis Tools and Drone-Based Crowd Counts

Crash Review and Damage Measurement

SkyeBrowse has broadened its drone mapping platform with features designed for public safety and insurance teams. Crush Analysis compares a scanned vehicle to a 3D reference model, measuring damage at six points and estimating collision metrics such as impact speed change. The Claims tool examines up to eight photos and suggests parts to repair, replace or inspect, along with repair-cost estimates and state total-loss screening. Final claim decisions remain with a licensed adjuster and the insurer's policy terms.

Impact and Guided Investigation

The new Impact tool arranges multiple vehicles in an editable scene diagram, shows speed estimates for vehicle pairs and produces an animated 3D replay. Investigators can adjust vehicle positions and approach paths, and the tool handles motorcycle cases. A separate Investigate option guides users through crash facts, vehicle identification, damage analysis and claim review, marking steps that need human judgment and asking for confirmation before paid AI features run. A downloadable PDF report captures crash measurements, and results stay viewable in the 3D viewer for independent inspection.

Crowd Counting From Drone Imagery

Crowd Counter is now part of the SkyeBrowse Flight App on the DJI RC Pro for enterprise drones. A pilot can take a photo and get an estimated headcount of visible people. Public Safety & Enterprise customers receive unlimited counts, while other plans get three free counts per day. Crush Analysis and Claims are free on all plans through October 31, 2026, after which they will be bundled with Public Safety & Enterprise models.

Simplifying Specialist Workflows

Ease of use sits at the center of the company's strategy. CEO Bobby Ouyang has described a common bottleneck in growing drone programs: a few specialists handle data processing while everyone else depends on them. SkyeBrowse aims to make video capture, model creation and sharing accessible to more staff, and the guided Investigate workflow extends that approach to crash review by showing users the next step and where human input is still required.