This is most likely a company called DataWing out of San Antonio. They have several insurance clients they will be working with in Houston and Texas coast.
I live here in Houston and we are about to see the largest concentration of UAVs in history here in Houston and south Texas once the TFRs lift even though many of the large commercial and industrial UAV operations already have special waivers and E COAs in place for special operations.
It's currently estimated that over 40 major UAV operations are set up and and ready to go here in Houston. This includes insurance companies, industrial and Commercial inspection outfits and the media.
What happens here over the next few months and through the end of the year will define UAV operations and their utilization after a catastrophe or disaster (natural or man made) here in the U.S.
While it is an incredible tragedy in terms of loss of life, the tragedy and hardship that hundreds of thousands of people are experiencing, property damage and the long term effects on not just Texas but the rest of the country, it is a once in a life time opportunity for the UAV industry.
Words and pictures do not do justice to the incredible outpouring of people who have drove here with boats to assist in the thousands of water rescues of people and pets who became stranded in a matter of hours.
While the rest of the country is in turmoil over so many things, when you rescue an elderly couple and their beloved little dog from flood waters that they probably would have drowned in over the next hour it brings what's really important in our world and live into stark perspective. Texas and the rest of U.S. is showing the world what is like to come together and help others in time of need. So many of these rescues were literally life and death, many of these people would not have made it through the night. Texas would like to thank all those that came here to help and risk their own lives and equipment to help total strangers in an incredible time of need. I've never been so proud to be a Texan and American....
Sorry for the rant guys, it's been an extremely tough week, mentally and physically
for us down here. Keep us in your thoughts and prayers and thank you for all your help.
Just remember also.... this is Texas!.... we've got this!...