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David Donald

Israeli electro-optics and security solutions specialist Controp Precision Technologies is highlighting its A-DSMS integrated maritime surveillance solution at the Singapore show (Stand Q30). The system has been installed on several fixed- and rotary-wing types, offering cost-effective surveillance for maritime patrol, search and rescue, firefighting, EEZ protection, border surveillance and other missions.

 


A-DSMS is an integrated solution with a range of options from Controp’s portfolio of gyro-stabilized electro-optical/infrared sensors, including a high-definition daytime camera. The system incorporates an operator station with display monitor, control unit, mission computer, moving map and a video downlink.

 


Among the sensors on offer are new versions of the iSky-50HD airborne EO/IR payload and the corresponding iSea-50HD for maritime use. The sensors now include three channels, comprising continuous zoom HD day TV and thermal channels, and a short-wave infrared (SWIR) spotter. SWIR improves surveillance in adverse visibility conditions, notably at twilight and in fog and haze.&nbsp;

 


Both iSea and iSky camera payloads can easily be interfaced with radars and other mission systems to permit cross-cueing of sensors. The payloads have a built-in inertial navigation system, gyro-stabilization, automatic video tracker and real-time image enhancements. An eye-safe laser rangefinder and laser pointer are offered as options.

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