Disaster Response
Thermal Imaging Disaster Response
Atomrock’s thermal imaging disaster response system is vital in real-time emergencies. Vehicle-mounted after earthquakes or other large-scale incidents, it quickly detects the heat signatures of trapped survivors, regardless of lighting or visibility. It also visualizes hazardous gas leaks, preventing further disasters and protecting both survivors and rescuers from hidden dangers. This dual capability enables effective rescue operations day or night, delivering faster response, greater accuracy, and higher chances of survival.
Rapid post-earthquake survivor detection
Timely gas leak prevention
Reliable operation in low-visibility conditions
Mobile deployment on vehicles
Thermal imaging technology makes the invisible visible. By capturing heat patterns and gas emissions in real time, it provides dependable situational awareness that functions effectively even in low-visibility or challenging environments such as haze and debris. These technical strengths make it a trusted solution for governments and emergency agencies seeking reliable tools for disaster management.
Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) as a thermal imaging application enhances safety and disaster prevention in the oil and gas sector by detecting and controlling gas leaks before they expand. It identifies methane and other toxic emissions at the earliest stage, enabling rapid intervention before leaks escalate into explosions, fires, or environmental harm. OGI can be deployed across pipelines, processing plants, refineries, storage facilities, offshore platforms, chemical plants, power stations, and other sensitive sites, protecting workers, communities, and the environment.
