Thermal imaging drone survey
Identify leakages, heat loss, moisture and electrical faults before they lead to expensive malfunctions. A quick, low-cost solution from Engineers with Drones.
Let's talkIdentify leakages, heat loss, moisture and electrical faults before they lead to expensive malfunctions. A quick, low-cost solution from Engineers with Drones.
Let's talkUndetected issues such as leakage, heat loss, moisture and electrical faults can lead to major malfunctions and costs. These are often invisible to the human eye and can be signs of deeper issues. Our qualified engineers use the latest thermal-imaging technology to map surface heat variations and turn their findings into a plain-English report delivered within days. That way, you can immediately identify any issues and take the steps needed to fix them.
Find and fix air leaks to preserve your building's performance, energy efficiency and air quality.
Find and eliminate moisture intrusion to prevent rot and health problems associated with mould and mildew.
Reduce your energy costs and do your bit for the environment by finding and eliminating gaps in insulation.
Find delamination in concrete structures with little to no downtime. Quick, reliable and cost-effective.
Identify and resolve potential problems with electrical distribution equipment before they lead to failure.
Cold bridges can be responsible for up to 30% of a building's heat loss. With drone technology, they're easy to find.
Keep your photovoltaic array running safely and efficiently by finding and fixing issues in your solar cells.
Using thermography, it's easy to detect gas leaks which are harmful to human health and the environment.
The applications of thermal imaging in domestic and industrial environments are almost limitless. Ask us what it can do for you.
We use cutting-edge technologies to detect problems that would otherwise be invisible. These include 4K ultra-HD photography/video, LIDAR and thermal imaging.
Drones aren't just for flying up in the sky. Our specialist drones can fly into confined spaces like chimneys and boilers to look for issues that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Downtime is expensive and inconvenient. Using a drone, our engineers can conduct a thorough survey with little to no downtime.
Our equipment won't touch or even go close to your assets. Our high-resolution cameras use optical zoom to give extreme close-up views while staying a safe distance away.
We understand that you need answers fast. We can deliver a plain-English report with clear-cut conclusions in days. Then, you can take the steps you need to and get back to doing what you do best.
Need us there in a hurry? No problem. Let us know what you need, and we can be there on the same day. After all, sometimes the problem just won't wait.
Sometimes the brief can change even in real-time. If need be, you can be stood there right next to the drone operator, directing them as the situation develops.
The safety of your personnel and our own is paramount, and we place it at the forefront of our company culture. Ask us about our HSSE systems and practices.
thermal imaging is incredibly versatile, and we use it in various types of inspections serving multiple industries.
Instantly usable data via a safer and more cost-effective process
Get actionable data on quality and operational health
Inspect and maintain energy assets without risk or downtime
Instant, actionable data with no downtime
Clearer, faster results without the risks
Actionable data from a safe distance, with less downtime
Accurate, safe and instantly actionable data collection
Engineers With Drones is the first company in Ireland to hold the new EASA Specific Category authorisation. We are authorised by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) operations in both urban and rural environments. Total transparency: our Specific Category Authorisation Number is IRL.UAS.AUTH1002.
All of our operations are insured in the EU and globally. We hold €6.5m public and product liability, €13m employer's liability and €1.3m professional indemnity (base level, coverage raised as required).
We are more than just drone pilots. If you're looking for overhead footage of your wedding reception, we're probably not right for you. Our backgrounds and our primary qualifications are in engineering, and it's here that we think we add the most value. We know what we're looking for, and we know how to find it. If you have a technical engineering problem that a drone can solve, we can understand you. Tell us what you need to see or find out, and our engineers will use their drone piloting skills to make it happen.
Yes. We're a local Irish company, and that's how we can respond so quickly to the needs of our Irish clients. We can be with you in next to no time, with the right equipment and certifications to operate them, whatever your location.
Optical zoom is a feature found in cameras that allows you to change the focal-length of the lens, which in turn magnifies the image. Unlike digital zoom, which simply enlarges the pixels of an image, optical zoom physically moves the lens elements to zoom in or out, resulting in a higher-quality, more detailed image.
Optical zoom is better than digital zoom for several reasons. Firstly, optical zoom maintains the image quality and sharpness because it captures more detail from the subject. In contrast, digital zoom often results in a pixelated, blurry image because it enlarges the existing pixels of an image, which degrades the quality.
Secondly, optical zoom allows you to get closer to your subject without physically moving closer, which can be useful in situations where you cannot or do not want to approach your subject closely. This can be especially helpful for wildlife photography or for taking photos of events from a distance.
Overall, optical zoom is a valuable feature that can help you capture high-quality, detailed images from a distance, making it a must-have for many photographers.
UHD or Ultra High Definition signifies that a camera's resolution is 3840x2160 pixels. This is exactly four time higher than high definition cameras (1920x1080 pixels), and so UHD is often also know as 4K. More about drone photography...