Painpoints
Firefighters often have little information about the complexity of the situation before entering a structure.
Information exchange between fire brigades is often inefficient, hindering the effectiveness of the fire response and the chances of early mitigation.
Main fire sources might be hidden under debris, smoke, or flames, making it difficult to identify and extinguish them.
Advantages
Assess the severity of the incident in real-time and deploy teams to focus on the major sources of fire.
Monitor the fire incident with a thermal aerial perspective to better coordinate the response and strategically deploy fire brigades.
Thermal drone imagery can detect different fire sources and their respective temperatures.
Drone Platform
DJI Matrice 4T
Weight: 1219 g (with propellers)
Max Flight Time (without wind): 49 minutes
Environment Adaptability: Max takeoff altitude 6000 m, max wind speed resistance 12 m/s
Sensing System: Omnidirectional binocular vision system, supplemented with a 3D infrared sensor at the bottom of the aircraft
Wide-Angle Camera: 1/1.3-inch CMOS, 48MP effective pixels (Matrice 4T)
Medium Tele Camera: 1/1.3-inch CMOS, 48MP effective pixels
Telephoto Camera: 1/1.5-inch CMOS, 48MP effective pixels
Infrared Thermal Camera: 1280 × 1024@30fps (Super Resolution enabled, Night Mode not activated)
Laser Rangefinding: 1800m measurement range (1 Hz) @20% reflectivity target
Payload and Software
DJI Pilot 2
Ground control
Workflow
1 Mission Execution:
– Fly manually over the affected area looking for hotspots. Switch between infrared and visual views to evaluate the situation.
– Select a suitable infrared palette and gain mode for the conditions at hand.
– Use orbit flights to perform 360° circular flights around the structure, facilitating the risk evaluation.
– Use the Link Zoom feature to zoom in simultaneously with thermal and visual sensors.
– Share live feed with command staff through DJI FlightHub 2.
2 Post Mission Documentation:
– Collect the videos and photos captured during the mission through DJI FlightHub 2 or download from the drone SD card to be used as evidence or debrief documentation.
Drone Platform
DJI Matrice 400
Weight: 9740±40 g (with batteries)
Max Takeoff Weight: 15.8 kg
Max Payload: 6 kg
Max Flight Time: 59 minutes
Max Horizontal Speed: 25 m/s
Sensing System: Omnidirectional binocular vision system (surround view provided by full-color fisheye vision sensors), horizontal rotating LiDAR, upper LiDAR, downward 3D infrared range sensor, and six-direction mmWave radar
Environment Adaptability: IP55 rating, max takeoff altitude 7000 m, operating temperature -20° to 50° C (-4° to 122° F)
Payload Compatibility: Zenmuse H30 Series, Zenmuse L2, Zenmuse P1, Zenmuse V1, Zenmuse S1, and third-party payloads
Payload and Software
Zenmuse H30T
Wide-Angle RGB Camera: 1/1.3-inch CMOS, 48MP effective pixels
Zoom RGB Camera: 1/1.8-inch CMOS, 40MP effective pixels, 34× hybrid optical zoom
Infrared Thermal Camera: 1280×1024@30fps
NIR Auxiliary Light Illumination Range: Approx. 8m diameter circle @ 100 m
Laser Range Finder: Max measurement range 3000 m
DJI Pilot 2
Ground control
Workflow
1 Mission Execution:
– Fly manually over the affected area looking for hotspots. Switch between infrared and visual views to evaluate the situation.
– Use the Link Zoom feature to zoom in simultaneously with thermal and visual sensors.
– Select a suitable infrared palette and gain mode for conditions at hand.
– Install the IR Density Filter to increase the measurement range of the thermal sensor.
– Get the coordinates of hotspots using the laser range finder and the Pin Point function.
– Share the coordinates with ground teams through the DJI Pilot 2 QR code or DJI FlightHub 2.
2 Post Mission Documentation:
– Collect the videos and photos captured during the mission through DJI FlightHub 2 to be used as evidence or debrief documentation.
Drone Platform
Matrice 30T
Weight (incl. two batteries): 3770 ± 10 g
Max Flight Time: 41 min
Sensing System: Six-directional sensing and positioning
Environment Adaptability: Max service ceiling above sea level (without other payload) 7,000 m (with 1676 propellers); max wind resistance 12 m/s
Zoom Camera: 1/2-inch CMOS, effective pixels: 48MP
Payload and Software
DJI Pilot 2
Ground control
Workflow
1 Mission Execution:
– Fly manually over the affected area looking for hotspots. Switch between infrared and visual views to evaluate the situation.
– Use Orbit flights to perform 360° circular flights around the structure, facilitating the risk evaluation.
– Select a suitable infrared palette and gain mode for the conditions at hand.
– Use the Link Zoom feature to zoom in simultaneously with thermal and visual sensors.
– Mark hotspots to revisit using the laser range finder and the Pin Point function.
– Share live feed with command staff through DJI FlightHub 2.
2 Post Mission Documentation:
– Collect the videos and photos captured during the mission through DJI FlightHub 2 or download from the drone SD card to be used as evidence or debrief documentation.
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