A U.S. Researchers develop new infrared camera for drones to detect threats
Army SBIR-funded project could enhance the military’s capabilities to detect and identify hidden threats to soldiers by improving how drones perceive the world. Scientists at Polaris Sensor Technologies have developed a specialized infrared (IR) camera that incorporates polarization sensitivity, making it easier to find targets camouflaged in natural clutter than with thermal imaging alone.A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words! See More, Know More.
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Very use useful tool for drones. Please notify me concerning cost and availability of your camera. Would like to help using your camera in inspection of roads and bridges.
Indeed, it is very useful for drones. In fact, we have an ongoing collaboration with SkyScape to put Pyxis on their drones. We do have a current project for using Pyxis to inspect runways. I think we can help you!