Persistent and superior imagery day and night with a single turret
Combines an EO imager with an MWIR thermal camera in one turret to capture real-time daytime and nighttime intelligence without interrupting the mission
One turret, combined capabilities
Electro-optical (EO) and Mid-wave infrared (MWIR) imager
Independent Zoom
Operators control the zoom level of each imager independently
Choose viewing options
Imagery can be viewed either side by side with multi-imager, multi-feed (MIMF) or the turret can send one stream with a picture-in-picture view.
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Specifications
Gimbal
- Tilt: 80° forward; 45° back
- Roll: Endless 360°
- Slew rate: 50°/sec
- Capability: MWIR imager, EO imager and optional laser pointer
Imagers
- Wavelength: 3–5 μm (MWIR), 400–900 nm (EO)
- Horizontal field-of-view: 1.7°–22° (MWIR), 1.1°–31.5° (EO)
- Zoom: 13x continuous (MWIR), 30x continuous (EO)
- Pixels: 640 x 480 (MWIR), 1280 x 720 (EO)
Laser Pointer
- 830 nm, 150 mW, 1.0, mrad
- Class 3B laser product. Invisible laser radiation. Avoid exposure to beam.
Monitor stationary and moving objects
Autonomous object tracking and simultaneous video stream viewing lets operators quickly identify and maintain positive identification for both stationary and moving subjects of interest.
Autonomous object tracking in both views
Laser pointer (optional) and Embedded Alticam Vision™ imaging system that eliminates in-flight vibrations
EO/IR imagery overlay
Improves daytime and nighttime image interpretation for enhanced situational awareness.
Dual Imager produced in collaboration with Hood Tech Corporation, Vision Inc.
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