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It's all there under the thermal imagery and FAQ page, so it's worth a quick look. To answer your questions however, the Boson sensor is not radiometric so you get standard jpeg/mpeg photos/video, same format as the normal RGB files. I realise the lack of radiometry is a problem for many survey...

There have been a number of incidents in the UK, most of which were down to problems with battery firmware, which has now been solved. There have also been problems with people flying them in rain and M210s are certainly not weatherproof. This has caused corrosion on some ESC units which caused...

I do apologise if it was not clear enough, in hindsight I did not explicitly state my involvement.

We are working on more media for the website, but in the meantime there is a comparison here: https://revolvedrones.com/thermalimagery/ Near the bottom of the page. We are working on more media for the website, I realise it is a bit lacking currently. This was taken at night time so the MSX...

Yes, Drone Doctor is the sister company to Revolve Drones (this has been mentioned in the various articles online and also on the Revolve Drones website). Also see post #5 on this very thread.

Absolutely, but "optimum" for SAR use would be a Skyranger costing 100 grand plus, or better yet a helicopter with a cooled sensor. Everything is a trade off, so we've tried to fill the gap between M2ED and M210. The tradeoff of it being less than 1/3rd the price of and M210 is no MSX or...

Double the resolution of M2ED. The cheapest 640 resolution sensors are another $2500 minimum. This Boson 320 is still hugely effective for SAR work and vastly better than the Lepton in the M2ED. Not as good as an M210/XT2 for sure, but that's over three times the price (and M210s have a habit...

Hi guys, We've now completed this and you can see information here: revolvedrones.com