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<\/p>\nIn the meantime, we are already one step further. Every day, thousands of people take the plane from where they can admire the world below them during the flight. In the meantime, it is also possible to use satellites to monitor the world from space and companies such as Google have donated Google Earth to us. <\/p>\n
The ability to fly and scan the world below us is becoming more and more easily accessible to each of us. Drones with cameras are already quite affordable and many television programs already grace with beautiful images. <\/p>\n
Even as a modern-day hunter, it is not so difficult to imagine what this technology can be of service to us. For example, drones are already being used to save fawns by flying over the field and searching for the calves that would otherwise be a bird for the cat or rather the mower. But nests of ground breeders and young hares are also saved from a shrewd death. It could also be used to look at the damage in the maize and to track down the perpetrators from the air. <\/p>\n
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Of course, it is not always that easy to track down a wild animal that is made to be sheltered\/camouflaged, even if you have a drone and a razor-sharp camera. Fortunately, the technology of the thermal imaging brings us solace. It is of course an eye opener when you are confronted with thermal imaging for the first time. Those well-camouflaged wild boars suddenly jump out as if they were a white spot on a black canvas or a black spot on a white canvas, depending on what you prefer. <\/p>\n
Both thermal imaging and drones have undergone a real evolution in recent years that make it affordable and portable to combine these two cutting-edge technologies and open them up to a wide audience. The demand became enormous and Lahoux Optics, which is a Dutch company specialized in thermal imaging and night vision, comes up with a clever piece of technology. <\/p>\n
The Lahoux Buzzard, how could it be otherwise named after a bird of prey that is often found in our country, is a balanced combination of both. The Lahoux Buzzard is an ultra-light clip-on thermal imaging camera that is very easy to use. The specifications indicate that this thermal image is not as refined as we are used to from the Spotters from Lahoux Optics, but this is also logical because the application area is different and it was just decided to make a compact light thermal imaging camera that is handy and versatile. <\/p>\n
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The innovative thing about it is the possibility to place the camera under multiple types of drone.<\/p>\n
The Lahoux Buzzard is built as light as possible to allow for long flight times. In addition, the Lahoux Buzzard has a battery that can be exchanged to enjoy your device even more. Just land, replace and you’ll fly away in no time. So the limiting factor is the drone.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]To make it as easy as possible for the user, Lahoux Optics offers a total package with drone and screen so that he can be used immediately.<\/p>\n
The Lahoux Buzzard comes with an antenna set and screen with tripod (to view the thermal image) and the drone with its own controller. A smartphone is still needed for the drone itself. <\/p>\n
The Lahoux Buzzard will be available from December in your favorite specialty store.<\/p>\n