See what happens inside the fence, at night too.
A thermal drone covers in minutes the area that fixed cameras can only partly reach — on a depot, a solar park, a construction site or a materials yard. In darkness, in undergrowth and on rooftops, it sees what moves.
The camera is fixed. The intruder is not.
A conventional camera system sees where it was mounted — behind the warehouse, along the outer fence or across a large open yard, blind spots remain. A drone goes where something is actually happening, and thermal imaging shows what the eye would miss.
Heat, not just a picture
The heat signature of a person, a vehicle or freshly moved material shows up in darkness, fog and undergrowth — where a night-vision camera only returns grain.
The whole site in minutes
A 10-50 hectare depot or solar park is covered in a single flight. On foot the same round takes half an hour, and the far end is unwatched meanwhile.
Every flight is a record
Footage can be recorded with a timestamp, leaving material you can use for an insurance claim or a police report.
Three levels, one technology.
On most sites it is worth starting with one-off missions: you find out what is actually needed before committing to an installed system.
One-off mission, with a call-out.
We come to you, fly the site with a thermal camera, and afterwards you receive the footage and the findings. No installation, no long contract — you call when you need it.
- Night-time checks on depots and yards
- Assessment after theft or vandalism
- Documenting stock and material movement
- Securing events and harvest operations
- A trial before investing in a system
- Thermal and high-resolution footage of the flight
- A short summary of what was seen
- Timestamped material for claims
- Recommendations on the weak points
Alarm-triggered drone response.
The alarm fires, the drone flies to the trigger point, and live thermal and zoom imagery reaches the control room or your phone. Most alarms are false — this is what tells you quickly which ones are not, before anyone drives out for nothing.
- You already have an alarm or camera system
- False alarms are frequent and call-outs expensive
- The site is large and slow to walk
- Nobody is on site at night
- Live thermal and zoom imagery from the trigger point
- A quick decision: real intrusion or not
- Recorded footage of the incident
- Fewer unnecessary call-outs
Automated patrol from a dock.
From a DJI Dock 3 installed on site, the drone launches on a pre-set route on a schedule — hourly at night, for example — then returns and recharges by itself. No operator is needed on site; the footage can be watched live and reviewed later.
- Solar park operators
- Logistics yards and material stores
- Large construction sites
- Quarries, depots, timber yards
- Scheduled patrols day and night
- The same route every time — comparable footage
- Alarm-triggered flights as well
- Recorded, searchable material
From assessment to the first flight.
For a one-off mission the first two steps are a phone call — an installed system needs more preparation.
Site assessment
We look at the site, the weak points and what your current system already covers. That decides which package makes sense.
Quote and framework
A concrete quote on flight frequency and the permits required, plus the written framework for data handling.
Trial period
A few flights in live conditions, so the settings, the route and the alarm logic prove themselves in practice.
Operation
Regular flights, recorded footage and regular feedback on what the data shows.
This is how the patrol starts, with no operator.
The dock opens by itself, the drone takes off on schedule and flies the route. Twenty-five seconds of the real thing, not an animation.
What to expect
Guide prices. The exact quote depends on the area and the data you need — we settle that at the first call.
If weather or a technical issue makes the footage unusable, we come back at no extra cost. You never pay twice for the same data.
Camera surveillance by drone: permits and data protection
Drone site surveillance touches two separate things. First the flight: beyond visual line of sight and unattended automated operation require a separate operating permit in Hungary, and every flight follows the applicable airspace rules. Second the footage: camera surveillance requires a written record of whose area is filmed, for what purpose, who has access and how long it is stored — we settle this in writing before the assignment starts.
In practice this means surveillance of your own site is straightforward, while neighbouring properties are not targeted. If you have questions about this, we go through them during the assessment.
Let's look at the site.
Tell us the size of the area, what is on it and what the main concern is — we reply within one working day with options and pricing.
info@balagedrone.hu