The FLIR EO/IR Mk II is a multi-sensor imaging payload for the SkyRanger UAS, combining HD daylight and thermal imagery with object tracking and multiple color palettes.
The FLIR EO/IR Mk II Multi-Sensor Imaging Payload is built for SkyRanger UAS missions requiring both daylight and thermal situational awareness.
It combines HD daylight and thermal imagery with object tracking and multiple color palette options to support a range of mission needs.
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| Performance | |
| Resolution | 1080p60 H.264 HD recorded |
| Range of Motion | Roll +/- 20 degrees Pitch +/- 60 degrees Yaw +/- 20 degrees |
| Physical | |
| Color Palettes | White-hot, Black-hot, Rainbow, Ironbow |
| Weight | 20 oz (575 g) |
| Connectivity | |
| Removeable Memory | SD card onboard aircraft |
| Other | |
| Image Capture | Stills 13 megapixels File Format JPEG |
| Stills | 13 megapixels |
| File Format | JPEG |
| Video | Resolution 1080p60 H.264 HD recorded HD streamed to Mission Control Station (MCS) STANAG 4609 metadata |
| Field of View | 58° |
| Opertating Temperature | -22 to 122°F (-30 to 50°C) |
| Digital Enhancements | ACE3, DDE4, Isotherms, IBHEQ5 |
| Roll | +/- 20 degrees |
| Pitch | +/- 60 degrees |
| Yaw | +/- 20 degrees |
Aeryon Vector & SR-EO/IR Mk II Overview
The FLIR EO/IR Mk II is a next-generation multi-sensor imaging payload designed for the SkyRanger sUAS platform, supporting a wide range of aerial surveillance, infrastructure inspection, and emergency response missions. This advanced payload combines high-definition electro-optical (EO) and enhanced infrared (IR) imaging in a compact, rugged form factor built for real-world operations.
Engineered with a weather-resistant, 3-axis stabilized gimbal, the EO/IR Mk II provides smooth, clear imagery even in dynamic flight conditions. Operators gain real-time situational awareness with HD daylight video and thermal imagery in multiple color palettes, including white-hot, black-hot, rainbow, and ironbow—ideal for locating heat signatures, assessing damage, or tracking movement in low-visibility environments.
Optional onboard image processing enables automated identification and tracking of moving objects, and can lock onto fixed targets while the aircraft maneuvers—providing persistent surveillance or inspection capabilities with minimal operator input.