ENTERPRISE THERMAL AIRCRAFT
DJI MATRICE 4TD
WE FLY WHEN OTHER DRONES ARE GROUNDED.
Our flagship aircraft combines radiometric thermal imaging, three 48 MP visual cameras, powerful zoom, laser rangefinding and all-weather engineering—giving Elevated Drone NWA a decisive view over dense cover, rough terrain and darkness.
ONE AIRCRAFT.
MORE WAYS TO SEE.
The Matrice 4TD fuses thermal, wide-angle, medium-telephoto and long-telephoto views so the pilot can detect heat, verify detail and communicate a precise location from one stabilized payload.
640 × 512 Radiometric Sensor
30 Hz thermal imaging with up to 1280 × 1024 ultra-high-resolution output helps reveal heat signatures that blend into vegetation and darkness.
Triple 48 MP Camera System
Wide, medium-tele and tele cameras provide scene context, confirmation and detailed documentation without changing aircraft.
112× Hybrid Zoom
Inspect distant subjects while maintaining a safer stand-off position and minimizing disturbance to wildlife or a search area.
1,800 m Laser Rangefinder
Measures target distance and supports rapid location sharing for more efficient ground-team guidance.
NIR Auxiliary Illumination
Enhanced night capability supports confident visual confirmation after a heat signature has been identified.
Omnidirectional Sensing
Binocular vision around the aircraft plus a downward 3D infrared sensor improves situational awareness near obstacles.

BUILT FOR NORTHWEST ARKANSAS
READY WHEN CONDITIONS GET HARD.
PILOT COMMAND SYSTEM
DJI RC PLUS 2 ENTERPRISE
The dedicated enterprise controller gives the pilot a bright, weather-ready command display with real-time 1080p live view, mission data and rapid switching between thermal and visual sensors.
ENTERPRISE EQUIPMENT. EXPERIENCED PILOT.
PUT BETTER EYES ON THE SEARCH.
Deer recovery, pet recovery and thermal herd surveying across Northwest Arkansas. For time-sensitive searches, call now and share the last known location.
Published specifications are DJI maximums measured under controlled conditions. Actual performance varies with weather, terrain, payload, battery state and mission requirements. All flights are subject to pilot judgment and applicable FAA rules.