FLY MAXWELLAERIAL IMAGERY + THERMOGRAPHYLOCATE / FLY MAXWELL
Discuss thermal drone support for missing pets, livestock or an agency-led search. Start with the last known location and the people already coordinating the response.
REPRESENTATIVE THERMAL IMAGERepresentative animal thermography · Diana1.jpg by Countdown18 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0. Original image, unmodified.
A thermal camera can help distinguish a warm target from its surroundings when conditions permit. Tell us the species, last known area, time last seen and access available. We will confirm whether a flight is a suitable next step.
Missing-person and public-safety requests must be coordinated with the responsible agency. We discuss aerial observation as part of the response plan, with airspace and operational requirements addressed before flight.
Dense foliage, buildings, terrain, weather and background temperatures can hide a target or make an image inconclusive. Thermal imagery is one search tool; a detection requires confirmation.
FROM OUR ORIGINAL IMAGE ARCHIVE
These visible-light landscape photographs show terrain and cover. They are not presented as recorded rescues or thermal animal detections.
A wide aerial view connects the built landscape, vegetation and water.
An aerial context view follows the relationship between buildings, streets and an inlet.
A different aerial perspective shows the shape of the inlet and surrounding land.
A wide view establishes water, shoreline and development in the surrounding landscape.
An aerial photograph connects the beach, dune vegetation and nearby homes.
Aerial photography connects open ground, wooded corridors and rural access.
Waterways, buildings and access viewed together.
An aerial view connects the campus footprint, green grounds and neighboring streets.
Share the last known location, the time last seen, access and the person coordinating the search. We’ll review whether thermal support is suitable.
Discuss these viewsUNDERSTAND THE WORK / PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
For an immediate threat to life or a missing person, contact 911 or the responsible authority first. This website is not monitored as an emergency dispatch service. Availability is confirmed individually and finding a person or animal is not guaranteed.
THE NEXT MOVE IS YOURS
Share the location, purpose and timing. We’ll discuss feasibility, deliverables and travel.