Hyper-Realistic Mapping with Galaxy T2000 + G2 Sensor System

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  • May 13, 2020 - Available on Demand
  • Optech Galaxy

    This presentation details the technical specs and applications of Teledyne Optech’s new Galaxy T2000 and G2 Sensor System – two innovative platforms which are poised to significantly disrupt the airborne mapping industry.

    Suited for all terrains and landcover, the T2000 offers an effective rate of 2 million measurements per second, and the tightest laser footprint on the airborne market. With the G2 Sensor System, two sensors can by synchronized, with a true rate of 4 million measurements per second. What does that look like? Come see the breakthrough in high resolution airborne mapping and how you can use the Galaxy suite to grow your business.

    Posted by Caroline Rees Caroline co-founded Unmanned Systems Technology and has been at the forefront of the business ever since. With a Masters Degree in marketing Caroline has her finger on the pulse of all things unmanned and is committed to showcasing the very latest in unmanned technical innovation. Connect & Contact

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