The Specim AFX series is an airborne hyperspectral
imaging solution based on the hugely successful Specim FX series. It is
a compact all-in-one device that includes an HSI camera, powerful computer
and a high-end GNSS/IMU unit.
At just over 2 kg, the Specim AFX can be used on multiple drone types
multirotor or fixed-wing, with or without a gimbal. AFX series
capabilities range from full hyperspectral to flexible application-specific
multispectral.
The AFX series are designed and built to be light-weight and rugged. The
in-built computer and high-quality survey grade GNSS/IMU provide close
sychronisation between image capture and location data for accurate georeferencing.
Optional software enables enhanced location data post processing for even
greater accuracy in cases where a small GSD (Ground Sampling Distance)
is required. The user interface provided allows for a pre-prepared flight
plan to be uploaded to the system and for the user to select parameters
that control when data is captured. This enables autonomous airborne data
collection. However, if preferred manual ground-control can also be added
with the use of a radio link.
Benefits
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All in one HSI solution for UAVs
Supports gimballed or gimballess mounting
Multiple spectral ROI enables both hyperspectral and application-specific
multispectral configurations
Fore lens aberrations are fully characterized
Significantly less smile and keystone
Ability to collect more light
Full real-time and post-mission position and orientation solution
for direct georeferencing
Automated flight plan programming without ground based control
or control from the ground with radio link |
Typical
applications |
Vegetation classification and species identification
Soil classification
Water quality analysis
Wetlands monitoring
Wildlife population study
Minerals exploration
Crop disease detection
Search and rescue
Shark monitoring
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Specifications
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Specim AFX10
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Specim AFX17
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Spectral Range
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VNIR (400 1000 nm)
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NIR (900 1700 nm)
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Spectral Sampling
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2.68 nm
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3.5 nm
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Fore lens focal length
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15 mm
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18 mm
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Spectral bands
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224
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224
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F/#
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1.7
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1.7
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Field of view
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38 deg
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38 deg
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Datasheets
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