Imaging Spectrometers

UAV 6-band multispectral imager

ATH9626
The ATH9626 UAV-mounted 6-channel high-speed multispectral imager is an advanced camera system specially designed for UAV applications. It is widely used in environmental and natural disaster monitoring and ecological fields.
Delivery
FOB
minimum order
1 unit
Country of Origin
Made In China
Quantity
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Description

The ATH9626 UAV 6-band multispectral imager by Optosky is an advanced camera system designed specifically for UAV applications. It offers wavelength flexibility and seamless integration with various aircraft platforms.

Using advanced optical and image processing technologies, the ATH9626 captures multispectral data across 6 channels. Users can select wavelength ranges for each channel as needed, making it suitable for agricultural, environmental monitoring, and resource management tasks.

Its high-speed data acquisition capability ensures detailed imaging of fast-moving targets and dynamic processes. Optimized data processing algorithms deliver high-quality, accurate images for crop monitoring, soil analysis, and vegetation assessment.

The ATH9626 supports multiple interface options (UART, SPI, CAN), enabling easy connectivity with fixed-wing aircraft, multirotor drones, and VTOL UAVs. Its performance and flexibility make it ideal for UAV applications, providing customized spectral imaging solutions for accurate data collection in agriculture and environmental monitoring.

Explore Optosky's ATH9626 UAV 6-band multispectral imager for enhanced aerial imaging capabilities in agriculture and environmental assessments.

Features

  • 5 Multispectral & 1 RGB Lens
  • 320W & 1230W Pixels
  • 12-bit Global & 8-bit Rolling Shutter
  • DJI X-Port Control
  • Sync Imaging in 1s
  • Real-time Spectral Inversion & Video Output
  • Downwelling Light Sensor (DLS)
  • Trigger Modes: Timed, Overlap
  • Custom Lenses for Aircraft

Application

  • Agriculture and crop management,
  • environmental monitoring
  • land use and planning
  • water resource management
  • Areas such as climate research, ecology, archeology and remote sensing
  • Industrial sorting
  • Garbage classification