Airborne System Solutions

EO/IR MULTISPECTRAL CAMERA

Camera for vessel identification, documentation, and collection of prosecutable evidence 

  • Simultaneously detects targets with both IR and EO sensors
  • Redundant GPS logging and documentation
  • Mounted in a gyro-stabilized turret designed for long range optics
  • Automatic video tracking and capture
  • Mil-Spec Performance

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