Render-a provides drone based accurate measurement technologies for 3D modeling and digital measurement solutions. Enhance your project precision and saves you time on site surveys.
👋 Hey everyone!
I’m Timuçin, Co-founder of Render-a, an Estonian-based startup turning drone photos into measurable 3D roof models in minutes.
Most solar and construction teams still lose hours doing manual roof surveys. We built Render-a to change that. Upload your drone shots and get an instant, accurate 3D model right in your browser.
These models are ready to use with CAD, PV*Sol, PVsyst, and other planning tools.
Inside our 3D Viewer, you can design PV systems, view energy generation estimates, and even generate client-ready proposals with your own branding.
Our goal is to make site surveys and solar design workflows 10x faster, safer, and smoother for teams around the world.
Would love to hear your thoughts or feature ideas 🙌
Thanks for checking us out, it means a lot from a small team building from Tallinn 🇪🇪
Yunus Timuçin Atilla
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We just ran another test with Render-a and wanted to share the result.
70 drone photos within 16 minutes with 1:1 scale 3D model
The interesting part isn't just getting a 3D model. It's what happens after.
Once the model is ready, you can measure the roof, inspect geometry, plan a PV layout, estimate production and export the data into tools like CAD, PVsyst and PV*Sol.
We're trying to turn the drone flight from "a folder full of photos" into actual engineering data.
We're still improving the workflow, so I'd love to hear from people working with drones, solar, surveying or construction:
What is the most annoying step after you finish a drone survey?
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We just ran another test with Render-a and wanted to share the result.
70 drone photos within 16 minutes with 1:1 scale 3D model
The interesting part isn't just getting a 3D model. It's what happens after.
Once the model is ready, you can measure the roof, inspect geometry, plan a PV layout, estimate production and export the data into tools like CAD, PVsyst and PV*Sol.
We're trying to turn the drone flight from "a folder full of photos" into actual engineering data.
We're still improving the workflow, so I'd love to hear from people working with drones, solar, surveying or construction:
What is the most annoying step after you finish a drone survey?