AeroNav GNSS
AeroNav GNSS is an entrance level device for mission navigation and camera control based on c/a coded L1 GNSS receivers that support refresh rates of 10 Hz. The use of GPS, Glonass, BeiDou and Galileo makes this device an extreme robust positioning and navigation system. This enables precise navigation for accurate aerial imaging.
AeroNav Vector
AeroNav INS is an advanced device for mission navigation and camera control based on a dual c/a coded L1 GNSS receivers with integrated IMU that support refresh rates of 10 Hz and precise attitude measurements. The use of GPS, Glonass, BeiDou and Galileo makes this device an extreme robust positioning and navigation system. This enables precise navigation for accurate aerial imaging and initialisation of the images with x, y, Z and Omega, Phi, Kappa angles.
AeroNav INS
AeroNav INS is an advanced device for mission navigation and camera control based on a dual c/a coded L1 GNSS receivers with integrated IMU that support refresh rates of 10 Hz and precise attitude measurements. The use of GPS, Glonass, BeiDou and Galileo makes this device an extreme robust positioning and navigation system.
Aero MCC
AeroMMC is a patented multi-camera interface designed for consumer cameras like Canon or Nokon. It can trigger up to 5 cameras by galvanic separation on the trigger lines either simultaneously or sequentially by a definable delay and trigger length. Thus, a single port GNSS event can be used to detect the projection centers of each camera by its event sequence.
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