The first camera of its kind offering the speed, resolution and sensitivity of an ultra-high speed framing camera but with the versatility and flexibility of multiple heads for a wide range of applications.

Cerberus can produce two frames-per-heads. Using two heads will allow two frames to be captured within 5 ns interframe time (200 Million fps). For example a 2 headed system will allow 2 pairs of images, that can be taken as short as 500ns apart, for stereoscopic analysis.

A complete system (64 heads) can allow up to 64 independently-controlled stations for research into aerodynamic flow, mechanical analysis of rotating machinery, combustion engine research.