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Introduce yourself: who are you and what do you fly?

Maxim V.

New here? Say hello. A few lines that help others get to know you:

  • Where you are based and how far you travel for work.

  • What you fly (your main drone and any specialist kit).

  • The work you do or want to do: real estate, inspections, survey and mapping, events, film, FPV, something else.

  • One thing you are hoping to get out of Terasor.

No need to oversell it. This is just so the community knows who is around.

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  • Dimitar V.

    Hi everyone, I’m Dimitar, a drone pilot based in Bulgaria, and I’m available to travel across Europe for the right projects.

    My main platform is the DJI Matrice 4T, equipped with a thermal camera and specialist sensors. I also have experience with mapping, photogrammetry and 3D modelling.

    My main focus is technical inspections and aerial data collection — industrial and commercial roofs, photovoltaic systems, telecom infrastructure, power infrastructure, construction sites and other hard-to-access assets. I’m also interested in expanding into surveying, mapping and 3D documentation.

    I have several years of drone experience and hold A1/A2/A3 and STS qualifications.

    One thing I’m hoping to get from Terasor is to connect with other professional drone operators and companies across Europe, share experience, and find opportunities for collaboration and interesting projects.

    Looking forward to meeting everyone here!

  • Terasor

    Hi Dimitar!

    Welcome, and thank you for introducing yourself here.

    I'm Maxim, one of the founders of Terasor.

    STS alongside thermal on a Matrice 4T is not a combination anyone else on the platform holds yet, and PV and telecom inspection is work that is genuinely hard to source a qualified operator for at short notice.

    On connecting with operators across Europe, the community is young and you are early. That cuts both ways. There is less here than there will be, and what gets written now helps for whoever arrives next.

    I've noticed your public profile shows Malta as your service area, which I think was guessed from your connection rather than chosen by you. You can set it properly under Public location and service area in your profile.

    Good to have you here. 🙂

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