Aerial Imaging
Aerial imaging applications range from large multi-camera systems collecting over 100 megapixels per composite image, to tiny sensors on hand-launched drones. Aerial mapping, 3D terrain modeling, fire mapping and precision agriculture give a sense of the broad use of airborne imagery.
If it’s manufactured, it needs to be inspected. In-line, 100% inspection boosts quality control. High frame rate, high resolution cameras connected to fast hardware and software make sure that the inspection task is not the bottleneck on production throughput.
Image Collection
Collection systems record images from multiple cameras with precise triggering for 3D reconstruction, or capturing research experiments such as particle imaging velocimetry (PIV). Imaging up to thousands of frames per second, high speed cameras allow insight into highly dynamic biomedical and manufacturing processes.
HD-SDI Broadcast Solutions
Sensory Labs provided HD–SDI cameras in specialized enclosures for airborne data collection applications. The SDI output is both fast, and easy to cable. The single cable solution makes it ideal for use on rotating platforms. The broadcast standard made it possible to use commercial monitors for the data visualization. Having the cameras mounted on the exterior of the aircraft required a ruggedized industrial camera solution. Ruggedized, low-distortion, wide-angle lenses were also essential for the success of this mission.
Pharmaceutical Packaging Inspection
Sensory Labs repaired a fielded system for a large pharmaceutical company after the original vision system manufacturer went out of business. The system stopped working after it was moved to a new location. Sensory Labs was able to adjust the lighting and optics to achieve the original system specification and throughput. We also updated and enhanced the system documentation and provided user training for a new group of employees.