Headwall Photonics in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, specializes in spectral imaging. The sensors it makes can detect — very sharply and from great distance — light wavelength patterns that are imperceptible to the human eye.
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Two New Video Streaming Solutions for Unmanned Systems from Neya
Neya Systems LLC has introduced two new unmanned systems standards-compliant H.264 video compression hardware products, UxStreamerTM and UxStreamerTM Mini.
CarteNav Selects Sentient Kestrel for Urgent Target Detection Requirements in Latin America
Sentient has announced that both Kestrel Land Moving Target Indicator (MTI) and Kestrel Maritime automated target detection capabilities have been selected by CarteNav Solutions Inc. to enhance its AIMS-HD moving map display (MMD) and sensor management system (SMS), addressing urgent operational requirements in Latin America. Continue reading
FluxData Introduces 3-CCD Multispectral Camera for Use in UAS Applications
FluxData, Inc., a supplier of multispectral imaging systems, has announced the introduction of the FD-1665-UAV 3-CCD multispectral camera for use in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) and other airborne applications. Continue reading
Phoenix Aerial Systems Announces Worlds Smallest Commercial Unmanned Aerial LiDAR Platform
Phoenix Aerial Systems announced that they have successfully developed and demonstrated the world’s smallest and lightest UAV LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) platform available. Continue reading
Professional UAS Images from Smartphone Camera
Lehmann Aviation (France) has launched the LA300, an automatic UAS for professional, still aerial images (41MP) and video, for most accurate mapping and surveying. Designed for professional applications, including georeferenced orthomosaics and digital elevation models (DEM), the LA300 achieves professional imaging using the Nokia 1020 smartphone camera.
Integrated UAS-Based Survey Services for the Archaeological Sector
Wessex Archaeology and Callen-Lenz have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to bring together advanced remote sensing techniques using Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) with proven archaeological techniques to deliver cost-effective wide area surveys to developers, consultants and planners.
NAVAIR Tests UAS Sensor Inter-Operability
Teams at Patuxent River, Md., led a demonstration June 18-20, 2013, to test technology for future unmanned aircraft system (UAS) platforms that will give warfighters the capability to access information necessary to complete their mission. Continue reading