Put the Camera Where the Information Is Needed

VISUAL AND THERMAL DOCUMENTATION FROM USEFUL PERSPECTIVES.

Drone inspection can document roofs, solar arrays, structures, facilities and infrastructure while reducing difficult access solely to obtain imagery.

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Capture. Process. Deliver.

QuickView collects high-resolution visual and radiometric thermal data for review by the responsible specialist or project team.

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CAPTURE

Collect detailed visual or thermal data.

  • High-resolution RGB
  • Optical zoom
  • Radiometric thermal imagery
  • Paired RGB and thermal views
Side-by-side thermal and normal views of a gray industrial building with rooftop equipment.

PROCESS

Organize observations for review.

  • Location-referenced imagery
  • Annotated photographs
  • Thermal anomaly documentation
  • 2D or 3D context
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DELIVER

Support the responsible professional.

  • Organized image packages
  • PDF documentation
  • Thermal comparisons
  • Files for specialist review

Common Applications

QuickView documents visible and thermal anomalies. Qualified specialists determine root cause, severity and corrective action.

Buildings & Roofs

Commercial roofs, building envelopes and hard-to-access exterior conditions.

Solar & Energy

Wide-area thermal and visual documentation of solar arrays and electrical assets.

Infrastructure

Bridges, towers, utility corridors and public assets.