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Drone-mounted infrared cameras reveal what the naked eye cannot — heat signatures that indicate failing solar panels, moisture intrusion in roofing systems, electrical faults, and subsurface anomalies. Aerial thermal surveys allow rapid coverage of large areas with geotagged, radiometric imagery that can be analyzed, reported, and georeferenced for asset management.
Thermal infrared (TIR) cameras detect radiated heat energy and convert it into a visual thermal map. Each pixel contains a temperature value, making thermal imagery both a visual and quantitative dataset. Mounted on an UAV, our FLIR-class sensors capture orthorectified thermal orthomosaics across large areas in a single flight — with GPS tagging enabling precise anomaly location reporting.
For solar farms, a single afternoon flight can scan thousands of panels and automatically flag hotspots caused by cell degradation, bypass diode failures, soiling, or partial shading. For roofing inspections, sunset flights capture moisture-laden areas as they release stored heat — revealing water intrusion invisible during daylight.
Panel-level hotspot detection and degradation mapping across entire arrays
Flat roof moisture intrusion mapping for commercial buildings and warehouses
Substation and transmission line thermal anomaly detection
Leak detection and subsurface anomaly identification along utility corridors