A thermal imaging survey performed by an unmanned aerial vehicle using a specialized thermal imaging camera is designed to check the thermal insulation of a building’s façade and roof. When conducting the survey, the use of aerial techniques succeeds in eliminating the high elevation of the thermal imaging camera that occurs when thermal imaging measurements are conducted from ground level. This eliminates the unfavorable influence of the radiation temperature of the sky. On thermograms acquired using aerial techniques, we can see defects that are impossible to pick up from the ground.

A professional unmanned aircraft allows us to perform precise flight and approach the minimum safe distance to the object under study. This gives the possibility of obtaining studies with much higher accuracy.