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Why Remote Sensing?

Non-contact acquisition of information about an object or spatial area of interest is changing the game and the reason why more and more environmental monitoring biologists, geologists, mining prospectors, and crop scientists are deploying hyperspectral imaging technology.

Headwall imaging systems and sensors can be found…

Water, land, vegetation, and atmosphere can be analyzed with tremendous spectral and spatial fidelity through non-contact sensing techniques using hyperspectral imaging. Remote sensing makes it possible to collect data in inaccessible or dangerous areas, and then analyze that data for crucial decision making. Environmental conditions, regional or local disasters, vegetation health, erosion, forestry, and land use can be imaged, tracked, and analyzed.

Our Hyperspectral Imaging Systems

See our array of hyperspectral payloads as well as complete turnkey packages that include the drone!

We’re a cut above the rest

Compared to less-capable RGB color or multispectral sensors, our hyperspectral imaging sensors are uniquely capable of capturing and accumulating valuable data with full spectral information on a per-pixel basis.

Our vertically integrated approach means that our solutions contain optical components and spectral modules designed and built from the cleanroom to the workbench to testing in the field and in the air. Spectral ranges of interest for remote sensing include Visible Near-Infrared (VNIR, 400-1000nm) to Shortwave Infrared (SWIR, 900-2500nm).

We professionally calibrate and test every airborne package we sell. This includes a range of data-collection and data-processing exercises to assure the highest performance and most reliable operation. Our turnkey remote sensing packages come with the UAV and are flown in the same configuration that you will use on your own missions. Our hyperspectral imaging systems are also designed to be used on a variety of drone platforms, including models by DJI Enterprise and NDAA-compliant or Blue UAS models.