LRTI stands for Long Range Thermal Imaging and provides which capabilities?

• A. Only thermal video with no streaming
• B. Audio capture and recording
• C. Visible and thermal video resources, PTZ capabilities, live stream and recording enabled
• D. Pan and tilt only, no video

Answer: (C)

Long Range Thermal Imaging systems are designed to give operators comprehensive surveillance capabilities by combining multiple imaging and control features. They provide both visible and thermal video, so you can rely on texture and color in visible light along with heat signatures captured thermally. The pan–tilt–zoom capability lets you sweep large areas and zoom in on targets without repositioning the platform, which is essential for rapid scanning and detailed observation. Real-time live streaming ensures the feed can be monitored at the command center or shared with remote teammates, enabling timely decision-making. Recording support preserves footage for after-action review, investigations, or training. Audio capture isn’t a standard part of these systems, and a setup limited to pan and tilt without video would deprive operators of the critical imaging data. Putting all these features together—visible and thermal video, PTZ, live streaming, and recording—best describes what LRTI provides.