Infrared / Color FLIR-Like Drone Camera module 38×24×7 mm, MC WB 24 by mega creative

The Infrared / Color FLIR-Like Drone Camera module 38×24×7 mm, MC WB 24 by mega creative is a compact dual‑mode imaging sensor designed for integration into small UAV platforms. The module combines thermal infrared and visible‑light color capture in a slim 38×24×7 mm housing to provide both temperature‑based thermal contrast and contextual color imagery. Its form factor and functionality suit applications where space, weight and the need for complementary infrared and color data are important.

Advantages

The MC WB 24 module offers combined thermal and color imaging in a single small package, reducing the need for separate sensors. Its compact dimensions and lightweight construction simplify mounting on multirotor and fixed‑wing drones with limited payload capacity. The dual outputs enable faster situational assessment by pairing infrared sensitivity for heat signatures with visible color for contextual identification. The design supports integration into inspection, mapping and search workflows where simultaneous thermal and visual information improves decision making.

Suitable for

• Aerial inspection of infrastructure and utilities
• Search and rescue reconnaissance and missing person searches
• Surveying, mapping and environmental monitoring
• Security patrols and perimeter surveillance
• Industrial site monitoring and preventive maintenance

Key specifications

• Combined infrared and visible‑light imaging in one module
• Compact mechanical size: approximately 38 × 24 × 7 mm
• Lightweight housing suitable for small UAV platforms
• Dual output streams for thermal contrast and color context
• Designed for straightforward mechanical and electrical integration

How to use

Install the MC WB 24 module according to the UAV manufacturer’s integration guidelines, ensuring stable mechanical mounting and appropriate connector compatibility. Configure the aircraft’s payload interface to accept the module’s thermal and visible outputs, and verify power supply parameters before first use. Calibrate sensors and align fields of view if required by the flight control or payload management software, then conduct ground tests to confirm image streams and synchronization. Use the module in flight profiles suited to the mission: lower altitudes and slower speeds for detailed inspection, higher altitudes for mapping and surveying.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, perform pre‑flight checks of the module’s thermal and color outputs and ensure firmware or driver compatibility with your payload controller. When capturing thermal data, allow the sensor to stabilize thermally after power‑on for consistent infrared readings. Combine thermal and visible footage during post‑processing to enhance interpretation and reporting.