Commercial

Inspections By:Boogie — See What Eyes Can't

Radiometric thermal and 10x optical zoom, flown close and documented properly. No climbers, no shutdowns — and a named deliverable on every job.

Flown under FAA Part 107 — certificated remote pilot · airspace authorization handled · insured commercial operations

What that means for your job →
Enterprise quadcopter with a dual-camera gimbal working a commercial roof at golden hour

The Thermal Difference

What the eye sees vs. what thermal reveals

A roof can look fine and be quietly soaked. Drag the slider — the heat map is what a 640×512 radiometric sensor reads at dusk, and it's why the report finds what a walk-through misses.

Commercial flat roof in visible light — HVAC units, seams, patching, and ponding stains
The same roof through a radiometric thermal sensor — rooftop units glow hot and the ponding areas carry their own thermal signature
What the eye seesWhat thermal reveals

Sample imagery — the same roof in visible light and through a radiometric thermal sensor. Rooftop units glow hot, and the ponding areas carry a thermal signature all their own. Anomalies like those are what a scan marks and locates for your roofer.


The Platform

Autel EVO Max 4T V2  ·  640×512 radiometric thermal  ·  10x optical zoom  ·  laser rangefinder  ·  RTK-ready