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Dual Sensor Capability for Thermal and Visible Light Image Capture
FLIR Systems Korea announced its participation in the 2017 IoT Korea Exhibition (IoT Korea Exhibition 2017) to be held from October 11 (Wednesday) to October 13 (Friday) at Hall B on the first floor of COEX.
At this exhibition, FLIR will showcase the recently launched FLIR Duo™ Pro R dual sensor commercial drone camera, as well as various thermal imaging camera OEM cores and components that can be integrated with IoT devices.
The FLIR Duo Pro R is designed for use in various small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) including commercial, industrial, and public safety drones. It features powerful dual sensors enabling both thermal and visible light image capture. Equipped with a high-resolution radiometric thermal detector, it enables professional drone pilots to capture practical thermal and visible light data in a single flight.
With the FLIR Duo Pro R, drone pilots can alternate between thermal imaging and video cameras. The Duo Pro R supports 336×256 or 640×512 thermal imaging resolution sensors and high-definition 4K color video camera options. It incorporates FLIR's patented MSX® technology, which enhances thermal image quality by adding high-fidelity visible light information to thermal images. It features thermal, visible light, and PIP (picture-in-picture) modes, and records raw video and still images to two dedicated microSD cards. It is designed to enable real-time digital video output via micro HDMI as well as analog video output for easy integration with other equipment.
The FLIR Duo Pro R's dual sensors incorporate a GPS receiver, inertial measurement unit (IMU), temperature, humidity, and altitude sensors to enable generation of independent aerial mapping packages. These fully integrated sensors provide all critical data necessary for generating accurate maps and creating 3D models using aircraft within the device itself. The Duo Pro R adds location information to images captured by each camera, eliminating complex procedures, data loss, and latency that may occur when integrating with external flight control systems.
In addition, FLIR will also exhibit the FLIR Lepton 3, a high-resolution long-wavelength infrared (LWIR) micro thermal imaging camera solution, and the FLIR ONE Pro, which can be connected to mobile phones. The FLIR Lepton 3, an ultra-compact infrared thermal imaging camera module small enough to be mounted on smartphones and other mobile devices, provides 160 × 120 thermal resolution and supports speeds four times faster than previous models.
The newly updated FLIR ONE Pro is equipped with OneFit™ adjustable connectors that allow connection without removing the mobile phone from its protective case, with USB-C and Lightning connector lengths adjustable by up to an additional 4mm. The mobile app has also been significantly enhanced. Using the improved FLIR ONE app, users can measure multiple temperature measurement points or regions of interest simultaneously, and streaming to a smartwatch is available for remote viewing.
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