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DJI Zenmuse XT Perf. V2.0 336×256 30FPS 13mm

Aerial thermal imaging has never been easier than with the DJI Zenmuse XT. Combining DJI's unrivalled expertise in gimbal technology and image transfer with FLIR's leading thermal imaging technology, the Zenmuse XT is the ultimate solution for fast and reliable aerial thermal imaging. Capture and store large areas faster and with extreme precision for analysis and reporting.



Integrated Thermal Camera
The camera on the DJI Zenmuse XT was developed by FLIR. It offers high-sensitivity (50mK) infrared scanning at 640/30 fps or 336/60 fps, depending on the camera model. This sensitivity provides accurate temperature readings, ideal for analysis and telemetry. Both cameras are available with four lens options to meet different business needs. Stabilised and controlled by a custom DJI cardanic suspension, it offers smooth, clear images and 360-degree seamless rotation movement.



FLIR + DJI = Highly innovative aerial solutions
DJI's Zenmuse gimbal technology has become the industry standard among demanding aerial cinematographers, and everything that makes DJI's AWPs world-class for cinematography also makes them the perfect platforms for aerial thermal imaging: they are stable, easy to fly and fully integrated. with apps.



When you get right down to it, the main purpose of any drone is to place a sensor in a three-dimensional space; when that sensor is a thermal imaging camera from FLIR, you expand the possibilities for drone operators and thermal inspectors alike. The use of FLIR thermal imaging cameras from small drones opens up new possibilities for dozens of applications such as search and rescue, inspection of power lines, transmission towers, bridges, substations and buildings, firefighting, precision agriculture and protection of natural resources and wildlife.



See the invisible. FLIR cameras reveal details invisible to the naked eye by revealing subtle differences in temperature. This new view of the world can reveal when equipment or buildings have been damaged, the location of lost people and much more.