Solution 06

Dual-Use Deployments

The same thermal sensor that proved itself in the field serves civilian-adjacent missions — search and rescue, wildfire monitoring, industrial inspection and port security. One validated platform, many tasks.

Field-proven
Validated in real operations
4
Module families for any platform
9 lenses
From close inspection to long range
−40…+80 °C
Operating range

The challenge

Civilian missions need the same reliability

Rescue teams, fire services, utilities and ports face the same problems as defense users: darkness, smoke, large areas and little time. They need sensors that work reliably in harsh conditions — not prototypes.

01

Search at night

Missing people are hard to find in darkness, forests or water.

02

Smoke and fire

Visible cameras cannot see through smoke over a fire zone.

03

Hidden faults

Overheating equipment is invisible until it fails.

How SEEK UAV solves it

One sensor, built for both worlds

SEEK thermal modules are designed and validated under the hardest conditions, then made available to dual-use and civilian-adjacent programs. Drones and fixed systems with SEEK modules find people, hot spots and faults that are invisible to the eye.

Step 01

Platform

A drone or fixed system with a SEEK module covers the area.

Step 02

Thermal detection

Heat signatures reveal people, fire and overheating equipment.

Step 03

Real-time video

The operator sees the thermal picture live.

Step 04

Response

Teams are sent to a confirmed location.

What it detects

Three missions, one sensor

Search and rescue

Search and rescue

Body heat helps locate missing people at night and in difficult terrain.

Wildfire monitoring

Wildfire monitoring

Hot spots and smoldering zones are visible through smoke.

Industrial inspection

Industrial inspection

Overheating joints, panels and pipes show up before a failure.

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