Drone system

M300 RTK

Thermal imaging with a powerful integrated payload. Built-in laser rangefinder (LRF) measures distances to objects up to 1200m away

​ELIOS2

Disaster situations such as police officers, firefighters, etc., and support to perform missions by quickly supporting situational awareness in areas shaded by GPS

M2EA​

작은 폼팩터에 다양한 성능 업데이트를 모두 담은 다재다능한 드론. 고해상도 열화상 및 가시광 카메라 탑재

M30T

strong flight performance

​ Higher work efficiency through the harmony of power and portability

Camera system

H20T

Hybrid sensor solution with LRF, zoom, wide angle and thermal imaging cameras

WIRIS Security

800X600 resolution, 30x optical zoom RGB camera, high thermal resolution, CANbus and UART serial communication, RJ 45, MAVLINK interface

WIRIS Enterprise

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Professional thermal imaging multi-sensor camera, 30x zoom RGB, laser rangefinder 1.5KM, maximum measuring temperature range 1500°C, visual camera resolution 16MPX

Security, Search And Rescue

Search & Rescue

Today, security is an expression that is very common in all areas of our lives. Security measures, security risks, security cameras, etc. ensuring the security of loved ones, staff, the city’s population, animals and possessions is a priority for most of us.

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• Haze (fog) perspective function of infrared camera

• ​THERMAL vs VISIBLE

• ​Comparison by camera lens

• ​Firefighting

Thermal imaging DRI standards

• DRI explanation according to the distance of infrared thermal camera

• DRI Chart

Detection 

Recognition

Identification

To define what is meant by “seeing a target”, the so-called Johnson’s criteria can be used.
John Johnson, a Night Vision & Electronic Sensors Directorate scientist, developed criteria that relate to the effective range of infrared cameras. Although developed for the military (hence the use of the term “target” to refer to the object of interest),
the Johnson criteria are widely used in the commercial marketplace to characterize thermal imaging systems.

According to these criteria a distinction needs to be made between degrees of “seeing” a target:

An excellent way to estimate how far you can see a target with a thermal imaging camera is to use a nomograph.

A nomograph is a graphical calculator which represents numerical relationships between variables such as focal length, range and the number of pixels on target.

​Operation training

From drone national certification training to mission-specific training