New Hi-Speed UAV Video-Based Line-of-Sight Stabilization using the LST Multi-Axis Scanner™ Technology. · High-Speed – Single Mirror 3D Scanner based on LST’s Proprietary Magnetic Joint Technology. · Capable of Compensating the UAVs Attitude and Instability (air turbulence) when Pointing Optical Sensors with apertures from 25 mm to 100 mm. · Laser Acquisition of Target - 75mm (laser spot) Resolution on Target at 1.5 km Distance. · Pointing Resolution: 0.01 mrad - 0.05 mrad. · High-Speed, High-Resolution Camera. · Modern CMOS Sensor Capability: 2.5K x 2K Resolution > 500 Frames per Second. · 0.05 mrad Instantaneous Field of View: · Adapted advanced Video Stabilization Algorithm · Hi Speed Image Correlation Between Subsequent Frames Extracts Attitude Change. · UAV Attitude Change is continuously fed back to Multi-Axis Scanners control software for Pointing Correction. · IR Laser capability for night-time operation. · Stealthy aerodynamic airframe · Field of regard: ± 40°‖ x ± 30°Ʇ We will be attending the Drone show at London's ExCel center - September 26th & 27th. Please contact us at roger.waldock@lightsteering.com if you would like to meet and discuss.
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