Thermal Inspection
Radiometric thermal data you can measure, from a single photo to a whole array.
50.7 °C at the hottest pixel
Every pixel of a radiometric photo is a calibrated temperature.
Box any area of the photo
Max 49.5 °C, average 20.6 °C across the selection.
Everything above 30 °C, highlighted
Running equipment stands out at a glance.
What you can do
Read a real temperature anywhere
Open a raw thermal photo and read the calibrated temperature of any point you choose.
Swap RGB and thermal in place
Flip between the visible and thermal view of the same flight without losing your place.
Show a reading, not a guess
Share temperatures that came off the sensor, so a conversation starts from numbers.
Radiometric Photos
Read the temperature of any pixel
Open raw thermal photos, read point temperatures and highlight everything above a threshold.
- Read the temperature of a point Hover any pixel of a raw thermal photo for its calibrated reading.
- Get stats for an area Box a region to see its maximum, minimum and average temperature.
- Highlight everything above a limit Set a threshold and see every pixel above it light up.
Thermal Maps
A temperature map beside the RGB map
Flight data produces matching RGB and thermal maps you can swap between.
- Swap RGB and thermal in place Flip between the two maps of one flight without moving the view.
- See temperatures across a site Read the thermal map to see how warm every part of the area is.
- One flight, two maps Get both the visible and the thermal map from the same trip.
A rooftop array, in our own drone imagery
An RGB orthomosaic stitched from one flight.
Every module's temperature, from the same flight
A calibrated thermal orthomosaic, ready for the same map.