The M1D v4 rugged mobile marine gyro stabilized HD is an rock steady multi axis stabilized IP or Analog based PTZ multi purpose, affordable All Weather EO/IR Gimbal with Thermal imaging FLIR IR Camera, VIS/NIR EO Low Light Level (LLL) Camera, Illuminator and image stabilization. The system is available in HDSDI / Analog or IP ETHERNET configuration with absolute positioning feedback. LRF laser rangefinders and other sensors are also available, The M1-D v4 robot thermal camera is the latest multi sensor pan tilt zoom (PTZ) flir IR infrared long range security / surveillance system from SPI CORP.

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Available with active 0.04°  Active multi axis GYRO STABILIZATION providing rock steady stabilization and with your choice of effective 65mm or 90mm thermal imaging lenses, 1000 meter Illuminators or 3. 5 KM Laser range finder.

The M1-D v4 is the first affordable robot micro PTZ camera to feature integrated thermal imaging camera (FLIR), CCTV camera and laser designator in an ultra compact rugged housing. The gyro stabilized marine grade M1-D v4 is an all weather gimbal remote positioning gyrostabilized system suitable for mounting on a wide range of vehicles, vessels and stationary platforms. The M1-D v4 pan tilt zoom gimbal is the breakthrough product that you have been waiting for to satisfy your imaging needs 24/7/365.

The M1D roof, mobile, marine mounted gyrostabilized thermal imaging PTZ flir camera is a great choice as a vehicle mounted FLIR camera for situational awareness, drivers vision enhancer DVE, marine and search & rescue SAR applications.

The M1-D  v4 PTZ gyro stabilized thermal camera for drones, marine, mobile platforms is available with the latest in high resolution HD thermal imaging sensors to give you an unrivaled view of the world around you.

The M1D PTZ FLIR Gyro stabilized gimbal comes standard with high resolution ultra sensitive 640×512 FPA
Thermal imager with effective 30mm germanium coated sealed optics standard, other lenses up to an ultra long range zoom 1550MM is available.

IP PTZ gyrostabilized thermal Imaging flir cameras overview

Ip gyrostabilized Thermal cameras, unlike traditional visible cameras, use heat rather than light to see an object, giving them a huge advantage over other imaging technologies. Using minute differences in infrared (IR) radiation they produce a high-contrast thermal image in complete darkness. It is unaffected by bright light and has the ability to see through obstructions such as smoke, dust, and light fog.

This makes thermal ideal for a number of applications including but not limited to surveillance & security search and rescue, fire, marine and land navigation, machine vision, and wide area situational assessment, thermal imaging or ip FLIR cameras are truly amazing instruments, Everything above absolute zero (-273°C) emits thermal IR radiation. Thermal cameras convert this into a digital image that can be displayed, distributed and recorded. Humans, animals, and vehicles are very hot in contrast to a background making them easily detectable by a thermal imaging camera, even at distances up to 30km.

This technology gives you state-of-the-art protection that can be used in the most demanding applications where the limitations of traditional CCTV and camera technologies just cannot compare, thermal imaging flir cameras provide the ultimate night vision capabilities in pitch darkness, IR radiation passes through smoke, dust, modest foliage, and light fog with ease, making a person clearly visible even in the worst lighting conditions.

Ip gyrostabilized Thermal Infrared imaging cameras boast extremely long ranges & distance despite the resolution, large sensor size and small lens. DRI/Detection, (D) Recognition, (R) & Identification (I) (DRI)  (Johnston criteria) , is the universal standard for rating thermal cameras. Detection means that you will be able to see the target, however it will be little more than a blur at a few pixels. Specifically it means that the target is visible on at least one pixel, and that there is a good chance that the target is actually something of suspicion. Recognition, Contrary to popular belief, recognition does not mean that you can recognize an individual. Recognition simply means that you are able to recognize

an object’s class (human vs car, truck vs tank, etc). Identification, Identification of an object means that you are able to differentiate between objects. For example, being able to identify the exact type of vehicle not just its class. The terms detection, recognition, and identification do not relate to performance, but rather are calculated based on their pixel counts. To put this in perspective, an iPhone 5 has a resolution of 1136 x 640 which is over 725,000 pixels. Human detection only requires 3.6 x 1 pixels and human identification only requires 28 x 8 pixels; which is an extraordinarily small amount on the screen that can easily go unnoticed by the human eye

Thermal imaging energy is passive and, unlike other technologies, does not artificially increase light or require illumination for clean crisp images both day and night for detection of intruders at extreme ranges. Our thermal cameras let you see further than any other night vision technology.

There are also certain situations where ip thermal imaging can be better than regular CCTV cameras even during the day. CCTV cameras can be rendered useless by direct or reflected sunlight, and they rely on contrast in order to identify a intruder. In areas where contrast is poor, visible cameras can be rendered useless.

Since humans always give off much more thermal energy than their environment they are easily picked up by video analysis software or human viewers. Trespassers hiding in shadows or bushes are easily spotted, providing maximum protection of your assets and unparalleled situational awareness, ip Thermal flir cameras are ideal for detection because they use heat rather than light, meaning they require no artificial illumination. They are able to take advantage of the full view, allowing them to offer both wide-angle and long-range imagery.

gyrostabilized Ip Thermal cameras offer numerous advantages and can be optimized to suite a host of applications and industries. For security and surveillance applications one thermal camera can replace many traditional cameras and reduce the need for motion and intrusion detectors when integrated with video analytics to provide an automated intrusion detection system. This allows them to actually reduce equipment and installation costs on projects while enhancing security and effectiveness, ip Midwave IR or MWIR or Cooled thermal imaging cameras are a thermal camera with an integrated cryocooler, hence the name cooled camera.

The cooler brings the thermal image core to temperatures as low as -40C. Since thermal cameras work by using heat waves, cooling the core exponentially increases the sensitivity. This dramatically increases both range and performance. Since the Cooler has to constantly maintain temperatures often below freezing point, the cryogenic cooler is continuously running and requires reconditioning which means ip cooled IR gyrostabilized thermal vision cameras have a higher cost of ownership compared to standard uncooled thermal cameras.

Since ip cooled thermal night vision IR cameras are so sensitive to minute temperature differences, they can spot a target with only a few degrees temperature difference than its background. Ip Cooled thermal cameras are typically Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) and typically use wavelengths of 3-5UM (3000nm~5000nm). The combination of the cooled image core and the ability to work on the MWIR spectrum, when used with our long-range optics, means ultra-long range detection capabilities (up to 20 miles or 30km) even if there is only a few degrees temperature variance between the target and background, ip MWIR Thermal imaging cameras are a significant investment and are considerably more expensive then uncooled counterparts. However their superior range and performance allows them to replace up to 8 uncooled cameras, making them a viable and cost effective solution for certain applications such as home land security, and coastal surveillance, Uncooled or Longwave ip LWIR thermal imaging cameras are infrared cameras that do not require cryogenic cooling.

A common detector design is based on the micro bolometer, a tiny vanadium oxide resistor with a large temperature coefficient, a silicon element with large surface area, low heat capacity, and good thermal isolation. Changes in scene temperature cause changes in the bolometer temperature which are converted to electrical signals and processed into an image. Uncooled sensors are designed to work in the ip Long-Wave Infrared (LWIR) band from 7-14 microns (7000nm-14000nm) the wavelength where terrestrial temperature targets emit most of their infrared energy. Ip Uncooled thermal infrared cameras provide multi kilometers of detection ranges and have virtually no maintenance cost making them account for over 80% of all thermal cameras due to their low price and high value compared to cooled cameras, ip Pan-Tilt Zoom or abbreviated as PTZ are motion controlled positionable systems, A majority of cameras installed are what the industry calls “fixed.” These are designed to monitor a specific region of interest and do not have the ability to adjust the lens or the position of the camera.  We offer the latest state of the art ip Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ systems, allowing you to pan, tilt, and zoom the camera in any direction for wide area coverage.

These systems can be controlled remotely via an operator or set for automatic tours. These features, integrated with intrusion detection, make them extremely versatile. When properly installed, one ip PTZ camera system can effectively replace many fixed ones and add flexibility to your security system, ip Thermal infrared Flir imaging systems pack a variety of electro optical infrared EOIR advantages, commonly  abbreviated as (EO-IR or EO/IR), but because they use passive heat radiation they only have the ability to render images in 256 grey scale. Visible cameras operate on the same spectrum as the human eye and reproduce images with up to many million colors, allowing you to identify a target rather then just detect and classify it. When there is sufficient amounts of light visible cameras often have larger zoom lenses to optically zoom on a target with focal lengths over 2400mm.