3-axis stabilized multisensor UAV camera system

WIRIS Enterprise G
thermal imaging camera

Stabilized vision. Precise targeting.

WIRIS Enterprise G combines a three-axis stabilized gimbal with long-wave infrared imaging, two RGB cameras, Full HD 30× optical zoom and a laser rangefinder. Designed for aerial inspections, security, firefighting and specialized monitoring where stable framing and long-range observation matter.

3-axis stabilized gimbal30 mK sensitivity30× optical zoom10 – 1 500 m rangefinder
Workswell WIRIS Enterprise G stabilized thermal imaging camera with gimbal
640 × 512 pxRadiometric thermal resolution
30 mKStandard thermal sensitivity
30×Full HD optical zoom
16 MpxWide-angle RGB camera
1 500 mLaser rangefinder maximum
3-axisStabilized gimbal
WIRIS Enterprise G

Stable observation in flight.

Workswell product video embedded on the official WIRIS Enterprise G page.

Enterprise G product videoWorkswell / official
Workswell Enterprise family multisensor camera housing – illustrative image, gimbal not shown
Stabilized UAV integration

Multisensor imaging.
Stabilized in motion.

Workswell describes WIRIS Enterprise G as a three-axis stabilized camera system for UAV missions. Gimbal stabilization reduces the effect of aircraft vibration and tilt, supporting clearer imaging during movement and with long focal lengths.

WIRIS OS provides real-time camera control through S.BUS, CAN bus, MAVLink and Ethernet. The published technical specification also lists UART, a quick-release interface, Micro HDMI video output and USB-C for gimbal tuning.

The technical specification distinguishes the radiometric 640 × 512 px configuration from the non-radiometric 640 × 480 px version. Both list standard 30 mK thermal sensitivity and a 32° thermal lens field of view, with focal length dependent on the version.

01 / STABILIZATION

Keep the target in view.

The three-axis gimbal reduces the effect of vibration and platform tilt. Stabilized framing is particularly useful during moving UAV missions and long-range visual zoom.

02 / REAL-TIME CONTROL

Connect to your flight workflow.

WIRIS OS provides real-time streaming and control through supported interfaces including Ethernet with RTSP/API, S.BUS, CAN bus and MAVLink.

03 / MULTISENSOR

Combine thermal and visual detail.

The system combines an LWIR detector, a fixed 16 Mpx RGB camera, a Full HD RGB camera with 30× optical zoom, and a laser rangefinder measuring 10 – 1 500 m.

Inside WIRIS Enterprise G

Stabilized imaging.
Detailed mission data.

01 / THERMAL IMAGING

Capture thermal information.

The uncooled VOx microbolometer operates in the 7.5 – 14 μm band at 30 Hz, with 30 mK sensitivity. The radiometric version has native 640 × 512 px resolution and supports Super Resolution radiometric images up to 1 266 × 1 010 px.

The non-radiometric version has a 640 × 480 px detector. Radiometric temperature measurement accuracy is specified as ±2 °C or ±2 % within the applicable ranges.

  • 640 × 512 px radiometric / 640 × 480 px non-radiometric
  • 30 mK standard sensitivity
  • 32° thermal field of view
02 / VISUAL OBSERVATION

Watch wide. Zoom in close.

A fixed 16 Mpx RGB camera captures 4 656 × 3 496 px images with a 73.2° diagonal field of view. A separate Full HD camera provides stabilized 30× optical zoom.

The optical zoom camera offers autofocus, DEFOG, wide dynamic range and 3D noise reduction according to the 2026 technical specification.

  • 16 Mpx fixed wide-angle RGB camera
  • Full HD 30× zoom RGB camera
  • Optical image stabilization and vibration compensation
03 / GIMBAL & RECORDING

Keep your measurement steady.

The stabilized gimbal supports yaw, pitch and roll movement. The integrated laser rangefinder measures distances from 10 to 1 500 m.

The specification lists a 128 GB internal SSD, Micro SD and USB storage, H.264 video, and radiometric JPEG/TIFF and raw IR recording in the radiometric variant. MAVLink or external NMEA GPS supports image and video geo-tagging.

  • Three-axis stabilized gimbal
  • Laser rangefinder: 10 – 1 500 m
  • 128 GB internal SSD
Technical overview

WIRIS Enterprise G.
In detail.

Selected technical specifications from the official preliminary Workswell WIRIS Enterprise G datasheet, version 260204, released on 9 February 2026.

The datasheet differentiates radiometric and non-radiometric configurations. Temperatures, recording functions and resolution should be selected accordingly. As the datasheet is marked preliminary, confirm the final production specifications with Workswell.

Key specifications

Thermal resolution640 × 512 px (radiometric) / 640 × 480 px (non-radiometric)
Thermal sensitivity30 mK standard
Optical zoom30× (Full HD visual camera)
Wide-angle RGB camera16 Mpx
Laser rangefinder10 – 1 500 m
Stabilization3-axis gimbal
Weight< 920 g including rangefinder
Ingress protectionIP54
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My.Workswell is the Workswell customer portal for product documentation, software downloads, available updates and technical resources. Find information to support installation, configuration and continued use of your thermal imaging equipment.

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Product documentation

Technical files and product resources.

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Software downloads

Software and available updates.

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Technical information

Resources to support integration.

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Your next mission

Bring stabilized thermal vision to your UAV.

Planning UAV inspections, security missions or a stabilized camera integration? Contact the Workswell team to discuss the WIRIS Enterprise G, available radiometric configurations, interfaces and gimbal requirements.

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Frequently asked questions.

What is WIRIS Enterprise G?

WIRIS Enterprise G is a multisensor camera system with a three-axis stabilized gimbal, designed for UAV inspection, security, firefighting and technical monitoring applications.

What is the difference between radiometric and non-radiometric versions?

The February 2026 preliminary datasheet specifies 640 × 512 px native thermal resolution for the radiometric configuration and 640 × 480 px for the non-radiometric version. Calibrated temperature measurements and radiometric recording are available in the radiometric version.

What thermal sensitivity and spectral range does it have?

The official preliminary specification lists 30 mK standard thermal sensitivity, a 7.5 – 14 μm spectral band and an uncooled VOx microbolometer detector, operating at 30 Hz.

What temperatures can WIRIS Enterprise G measure?

The radiometric configuration specifies measurement ranges up to +150 °C in low gain and +350 °C in high gain, with ±2 °C or ±2 % accuracy in the stated measurement intervals. The non-radiometric configuration specifies scene temperature ranges up to +150 °C and +550 °C but does not provide calibrated temperature measurement.

What visual sensors are included?

The camera includes a fixed 16 Mpx RGB camera with a wide-angle view and a separate Full HD RGB camera with 30× optical zoom, image stabilization and vibration compensation.

How far can the laser rangefinder measure?

The integrated laser rangefinder covers distances from 10 to 1 500 m according to the February 2026 Workswell preliminary datasheet.

Which interfaces does WIRIS Enterprise G support?

The specification lists WIRIS OS with S.BUS, CAN bus, MAVLink and Ethernet (RTSP/API), plus UART, Micro HDMI output, and USB-C connectivity for gimbal tuning.

What are its size, weight and IP rating?

The February 2026 preliminary datasheet lists dimensions of 180 × 138 × 158 mm, weight below 920 g including the rangefinder, IP54 protection and an operating temperature range from −15 °C to +50 °C.

Is the Enterprise G datasheet final?

The Workswell PDF dated 9 February 2026 is explicitly marked preliminary (version 260204). Confirm the final configuration and production specification with Workswell before ordering.