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Thermal imaging or thermography
Additional Information
Thermal imaging sensors are powerful tools that can be used for identification, surveillance, and inspections. Professionals from industries such as public safety, energy, construction and other industries are realizing the valuable efficiencies and intelligence gained from these tools. Thermograms convert heat energy into a live visual image of surface temperatures, that would normally be invisible to the human eye. Precise temperature readings can be viewed and extracted from images for documenting and reporting purposes. Operators are able to take immediate actions from the real time thermal imaging, such as spotting dangerous hotspots. Thermal cameras are being integrated with drone platforms to give operators a better perspective. Drones can safely and efficiently get into areas that are hazardous or hard to reach for humans.
Drones with FLIR cameras (forward looking infrared) are used for many applications including public safety, agriculture, and intelligence gathering. Industry professionals rely on these technologies everyday to gather actionable data safely and efficiently.
Applications
Agriculture
Farmers that would like to boost yields and control costs, agronomists, irrigation contractors, seed companies, crop consultants, equipment dealers and growers, ranchers that need to locate cattle.
Mining
Operators, stakeholders, equipment contractors, safety boards.
Security
Law enforcement performing night surveillance, monitoring docks, freight yards, parking lots and other facilities after dark, prison security watching perimeters.
Search and Rescue
Looking for people under debris or through vegetation.
Infrastructure inspections
Solar panels, private residence including the roof, commercial building roof, highways, factories, and pipelines.
Utility inspections
Bridges, wind turbines, powerlines, high-rise towers, substations, cell towers.