Thermal Inspection

Drones equipped with thermal imaging technology have become indispensable for thermal inspection across various industries. Thermal drones could efficiently detect and diagnose issues such as leaks, electrical faults, or structural anomalies in buildings, utilities and key infrastructures.

Application

Airborne thermal inspection

With the recent technological advancement, thermal cameras that are used to be bulky, expensive and specialized are being integrated into drones and were made easier to operate with most features requiring minimal training.

Drones provide significant advantages over ground-based thermal inspection due to it’s flight and mobility and has revolutionized the industry the same way as aerial photography.

Use Case

See the unseen

Thermal Inspection let people see the invisible heat radiation or infrared signiture emitted or reflected by all objects regardless of lighting or visibility condition. In combination with the drone technology it allows versatile and very mobile camera view that handheld thermal cameras cannot perform.

Temperature measurement

Detects leaks, overload and thermal ingress for key structures preventing unnecessary cost.

Solar Panel Inspection

Rapidly detect damages to solar cells from above, saving time and manpower compared to manual ground-based inspections.

Other Services

Aerial Surveying

Focuses on terrain information and deliverables such as Lidar Point cloud, Digital Elevation data, Topographic Maps and Contour Maps.

3D Modeling

Powerful way of visualizing real world objects into a virtual space in three dimensions.

Thermal Inspection

Efficiently detect and diagnose issues such as leaks, electrical faults, or structural anomalies in buildings, utilities and key infrastructures.

Thermal Mapping

Scan large areas with thermal cameras allow for a quicker general overview of structures and more efficient prioritization of detailed inspections.

Aerial Mapping

Multiple images taken during flight and stitched together using post-processing software to generate maps with geospatial information.

Tree Counting

Orthographic images taken by drones allow for easier accounting of the amount of trees in an area and facilitate yield prediction.