End‑to‑end spraying operations
CruiseHead teams bring spraying drones to your fields, handle flight planning and complete the coverage while farmers focus on other work.
Operators plan missions around crop stages, wind, rain chances and local constraints so that spraying fits naturally into the season.
Spraying by drone can reduce the time required per field, and it helps keep people away from direct contact with chemicals.
Flow rates and paths are set to encourage even coverage, which supports healthier crops and more predictable results over time.
- Booking support over WhatsApp and calls
- On‑site survey and basic mapping if needed
- Operations tuned for local crops and field layouts
Security & surveillance services
Drones provide aerial surveillance over campuses, parks, plots, mining areas and industrial sites, under clear local permissions and rules.
Teams work with your security staff to plan safe flight paths along boundaries, key access points and sensitive zones.
Live views and recorded footage can help fill CCTV blind spots and reduce the need for frequent long‑distance patrols.
Each mission is tuned to site layout so that coverage is meaningful rather than just flying for the sake of flying.
- Perimeter watch and area sweeps
- Event and crowd monitoring support
- Planning done with your security team
Custom drone build support
When standard drones do not fit, CruiseHead can design and assemble frames, choose components and tune systems for specific missions.
This is useful for innovators, institutions and companies that need a layout for experiments or demonstrations.
The focus stays on reliable, understandable systems instead of chasing the most complex or expensive parts.
Builds are recommended only when a clear real‑world benefit is visible, not just for the sake of customisation.
- Concept discussion and basic requirements capture
- Frame and component selection guidance
- Initial tuning and test flights with your team
Repair and ongoing care
Repair support covers frame damage, motor and ESC replacement, wiring issues and other common faults that stop drones from flying.
After repairs, basic test flights and checks are carried out so that you do not receive an untested machine.
Where possible, simple maintenance tasks are explained so your team can handle minor issues independently next time.
The goal is to keep useful drones in the air for longer rather than constantly replacing them.
- Diagnosis, parts recommendation and replacement
- Firmware, radio and safety setting review
- Short post‑repair training for operators
Mapping and surveying
Drones fly over land, campuses and work sites to capture overlapping images that can be turned into maps and models.
These outputs help plan new fields, campus layouts, infrastructure, or keep records of how an area changes over time.
Flights are planned around sunlight, shadows and height limits so that image quality is useful for decision makers.
Mapping is offered as a service so you do not need to own or operate specialised survey drones yourself.
- Basic orthomosaic maps and height hints
- Suitable for farm plots, campuses and small sites
- Exported in common formats on request
Workshops and training
Sessions for schools, colleges and organisations that want to understand drones beyond social media clips.
Workshops cover safety, basic flight, components and simple use cases that matter in Indian conditions.
Hands‑on demonstrations use real drones so participants can see how theory and hardware connect.
Content is tuned to the audience, whether they are students, faculty, farmers or professionals.
- Introductory and advanced workshop options
- Can be hosted on campus or at partner locations
- Follow‑up guidance for interested participants
