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The thermal imaging drone is a new addition to the growing list of security tools. This technology was once only available to law enforcement, but now it's accessible to anyone who wants to use it.

The use of drones in the security industry has grown substantially over the past few years. They're used for everything from monitoring warehouses to inspecting infrastructure and even assessing damage after natural disasters.

Thermal imaging drones can be used for security purposes, too. Here are five ways they can help you protect your business:

1) Thermal Imaging Drones Can Monitor For Trespassers And Intruders

A thermal camera will allow you to see people who are trying to break into your property, even when they're hidden by darkness or other coverings. You'll be able to see them moving around outside your home or business, which means that you can call the police before they get close enough to cause damage or harm anyone inside the structure.

2) Thermal Imaging Drones Can Monitor Perimeter Security

Thermal imaging drones can be used as part of an overall perimeter security system to monitor for intruders or vehicles approaching without authorisation. This makes them ideal for protecting sensitive locations such as military bases or airports, where it's important to know when someone isn't supposed to be there. 

3) Thermal Imaging Drones Can Detect Fires

Another use of thermal imaging drones is identifying hot spots — places where there's a lot of heat coming from one location. Hot spots could indicate that there's an electrical fire or leak somewhere on your property. Thermal imaging drones can quickly identify these hot spots so that you can send someone out to investigate further and put out the fire if necessary.

4) Thermal Imaging Drones Can Track People Through Walls

Thermal imaging cameras use infrared light to detect temperature differences, which makes them ideal for spotting people who are otherwise hidden behind walls or other obstacles. This makes them perfect for tracking intruders without having to expose yourself to danger by going outside and looking around. Thermal imaging drones can also be used to help search for missing people, which is why these devices are sometimes referred to as "search and rescue" drones.

5) Thermal Imaging Drones Can Find Vulnerable Areas In Buildings

The most vulnerable areas of buildings are often the ones that are not visible from the outside. Criminals know this, which is why they often choose these locations when breaking into businesses or homes. You can use thermal imaging drones to see these vulnerable areas so that you can take steps to secure them before someone tries to break into your building through one of these entrances or windows.

Thermal imaging drones have a variety of uses that can help you to protect your home or business.