Aerial
photography
Show the full picture with crisp aerial images of properties, businesses, and North Alabama landscapes.
See the perspectiveARAB, ALABAMA · NORTH ALABAMA FROM ABOVE
A higher view.
A clearer
picture.
Aerial photography, cinematic video, and practical mapping for your next project. A fresh perspective, backed by detail that matters.
01 / YOUR PERSPECTIVE GOES HERENorth Alabama.
From a new angle.Hero aerial photograph
From a new angle.Hero aerial photograph
01 / WHAT WE DO
The right perspective.
For your project.
From a property’s best angle to a construction site’s next phase, we turn a view from above into something useful.
Aerial
Aerial
videography
Bring a place to life with smooth aerial movement, revealing shots, and footage made to tell your story.
Explore aerial videoMapping &
site progress
Document your site, follow construction progress, and get detailed mapping outputs for planning and quantity estimation.
Explore mapping02 / THE VIEW FROM UP HERE
A different angle.
A bigger story.
A place for our photography, aerial video, and construction imagery. Project images are coming soon.
02 / PHOTOGRAPHYThe full
perspective.Property aerial photograph
perspective.Property aerial photograph
Property, in context.
PHOTOGRAPHYBuildings, access, and surroundings in a single view.
03 / VIDEOGRAPHYMade
to move.Aerial video still
to move.Aerial video still
More than a still.
VIDEOGRAPHYMovement that reveals what makes a place distinctive.
04 / CONSTRUCTIONProgress.
In perspective.Construction site photograph
In perspective.Construction site photograph
Every phase, visible.
SITE PROGRESSA clear record of how a site changes over time.
03 / DETAIL YOU CAN WORK WITH
More than an image.
Information.
Maps and models that help you understand the site. We pair aerial imaging with GNSS ground control and in-house processing to support construction, earthwork, and land projects.
05 / MAPPING DELIVERABLEThe site.
Down to the detail.Actual orthomosaic or terrain output
Down to the detail.Actual orthomosaic or terrain output
Deliverables to fit the job.
We define the right outputs around your site, project goals, and software.
- Orthomosaic maps
- GeoTIFF · web map options
- Surface & terrain models
- GeoTIFF · terrain where conditions allow
- Contours & point clouds
- DXF · LAS / LAZ
- 3D models
- OBJ
- Stockpile & earthwork volumes
- PDF report · method & uncertainty
Start with control.
GNSS ground control connects the imagery to known positions on your site.
Capture with intent.
Overlapping aerial imagery and oblique views capture the surface from multiple angles.
Check the result.
Independent checkpoints can verify the finished map. The verification plan and reporting are agreed for your project.
SERVICE SCOPE
Our photogrammetric outputs support planning, quantity estimation, and progress documentation. They are not boundary surveys or certified topographic surveys. Projects requiring certified survey work need a licensed professional land surveyor. Terrain visibility and site conditions affect which outputs are suitable.
06 / BEHIND THE FLIGHTLocal people.
A higher perspective.Team or ground-control fieldwork photograph
A higher perspective.Team or ground-control fieldwork photograph
04 / ROOTED IN NORTH ALABAMA
Based in Arab.
Focused on
what’s next.
Rotor Broz brings aerial photography, videography, and mapping to the places where we live and work.
Whether you’re showing a property, telling your business’s story, or documenting a changing construction site, we start with what you need the finished work to do.
OUR FIELD KIT
DJI Air 3S imaging
Multi-band GNSS ground control
In-house photogrammetry with OpenDroneMap
05 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND ROTOR BROZ
Our team.
Our stories.
Portrait coming soon
Owner
Cade Neuschwander
Hello, my name is Cade Neuschwander. I am 16 years old and the owner of Rotor Broz. I first encountered drones at around seven years old, when I got one for Christmas. Before then, I knew about drones but thought they were complicated technology I probably could not obtain. I was amazed that I could fly a little saucer through the air with a remote control, although that excitement ended when a strong gust of wind swept the drone into a tree later that week.
I next encountered drones in middle school, when I joined the robotics team and met some of my closest friends to this day. During my second year, the team entered a new competition that used drones instead of the usual ground-based, DIY robots. The competition had two parts: first, teams flew the drone manually with a controller to score points on a playing field; second, teams programmed the drone to score points without manual input.
My main job on the team was programming the drone for the autonomous section. This experience gave me new insight into how drones could be used. I learned that they did not have to be manually operated and could instead follow precise instructions.
During my freshman year of high school, Eli Motte suggested that we take the Drone Leadership Lab class while we were registering for the following year, and I agreed. In the first week of my sophomore year, I realized that the class was not what I had expected. We would not be competing with drones. Instead, we would learn how drones can be used in the real world and eventually take the FAA Part 107 commercial drone pilot exam.
The class changed how I viewed drones. I no longer saw them only as toys or tools for competitions. This inspired Eli Motte, Kiptyn Durham, and me to create Rotor Broz as a way to give people access to the incredible things drones can accomplish.
Currently, we are in our second year of Drone Leadership Lab, where we are working toward the Advanced Drone Mapping and Modeling Certification issued by Drone Launch Academy.
Portrait coming soon
Team member
Eli Motte
Eli’s story is coming soon.
Portrait coming soon
Team member
Kiptyn Durham
Kiptyn’s story is coming soon.
BEFORE WE FLY
A few useful
details.
Where do you work?
We’re based in Arab, Alabama and serve North Alabama. Share the project’s location so we can confirm travel, site access, and flight feasibility.
What do you need to quote a project?
The location, approximate site size, what you want captured, your preferred deliverables, and your target date. For repeat construction documentation, include how often you’d like the site captured.
What affects a flight or mapping project?
Weather, airspace, site access, terrain, vegetation, and the intended use of the output all shape the flight plan. We’ll agree the scope and a suitable flight window before the project.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Your next project.
Our next flight.
Tell us where it is, what you have in mind,
and when you need it.
ROTOR BROZ · ARAB, ALABAMASERVING NORTH ALABAMA
Contact details coming soon.
Photography, video, or mapping.
Let’s find the right view for your project.