In addition to new thermal contrast settings, we’ve also added the ability to select a Region of Interest (ROI) and apply AGC to that specific area within an image.

Whether your organization is assessing a bridge deck for areas of delamination, inspecting transmission assets to identify hotspots before an expensive outage occurs, or looking for humans during a search and rescue mission, you can adjust thermal contrast on a scene-by-scene basis to get the data you need to inform accurate decisions. The ability to toggle between additional options in colors and shades can help to detect multiple temperature ranges within an operation more effectively.

In October of last year, we released FLIR thermal palette options, and with our latest software update for the Skydio X2E, we’ve added new thermal settings & enhancements to enable users to get more out of their infrared data. We’re constantly striving to improve, introducing features and enhancements that serve our customers. Since then, users have been able to capture thermal data using the FLIR Boson 320p thermal sensor equipped to the X2 color/thermal drone. A set of drones that utilize the same groundbreaking autonomous flight technology as its predecessors but implement it on a ruggedized vehicle with multiple variants, including a single-sensor drone with a color payload and a dual-sensor drone with thermal & color payloads. In May of 2021, Skydio launched the X2 series. With broad, growing applications across inspections, law enforcement, and SAR (search and rescue) operations, it was only a matter of time before Skydio released a drone with thermal data collection capabilities. In a 2020 thermal imaging market research report published by Fortune Business Insights, the global thermal imaging market size was estimated to be $2.27 billion in 2019 & is projected to reach $4.10 billion by 2027, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate of 7.7% during the forecast period. Persistent advances in thermal technology have led to significant growth in the thermal imaging market since its first commercial use in the 1960s for high voltage power line inspections.

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