Software built for
thermal cameras that fly
Aerial thermography has problems handheld work never faces: mixed thermal-optical payloads, thousand-image flights, thermal video, and findings that need map coordinates. Atlas was built for exactly this shape of data.
The aerial IR workflow, end to end
From the moment the card comes out of the drone to the moment the client opens the report.
Radiometric file support
Atlas reads embedded temperature data from supported DJI R-JPEG and FLIR radiometric files — not just the colorized preview — and keeps measurement parameters available for review.
Automatic photo organization
Uploads are sorted thermal vs optical, grouped by flight, and filed against the right project and building automatically — even full memory-card dumps.
Drone video frame extraction
Pull sharp, evenly spaced frames out of drone video — including thermal video — instead of screenshotting playback by hand.
Georeferenced findings
Findings land on maps and an interactive 3D globe view, so repair crews know exactly where to go without re-flying the site.
3D generation — Coming soon
Creating new photogrammetry models and reconstruction outputs from photos or video is not released. Maps and authorized viewing or downloads of existing and imported models are separate capabilities. No release date is announced.
Branded PDF reports
Generate client-ready reports with annotated imagery, findings tables, and recommended follow-up priorities — under your logo and brand, ready to send the same day.
Volume is the point — handle it automatically
A single thermal drone flight produces hundreds of paired IR and wide-angle frames. Atlas classifies and pairs them automatically, groups captures by flight, and puts every finding on a georeferenced map, so an anomaly found at frame 400 becomes a location a technician can walk to.
Thermal video is data, not just footage
Atlas extracts still frames from drone video. 3D reconstruction from footage is Coming soon. The DJI R-MP4 path can retain source-linked temperature matrices when the SDK accepts a file, but no M4TD video path has passed known-target certification and video parameter recalculation is unsupported.
Frequently asked questions
Which thermal drones does Atlas support?
Atlas accepts standard drone imagery broadly and implements model-specific radiometric paths. Thermal compatibility is not a family-wide claim; verify the exact camera, firmware, and file format.
Can Atlas map where each thermal anomaly is?
Yes — findings are georeferenced from capture metadata and shown on maps and an interactive 3D view, so repair crews get locations, not just image numbers.
Does Atlas build thermal orthomosaics?
New 3D models and photogrammetry orthophoto outputs are Coming soon. Existing or imported outputs can supply context where authorized and compatible; a visual overlay does not establish radiometric accuracy.
See your projects in a new light
Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.