The SmartCam series comprises compact, state-of-the-art AI enclosures that integrate the NVIDIA® Jetson Orin module. This module delivers AI performance of 40-67 TOPS. It simplifies AI product development and is ideally suited for video analytics and computer vision applications in smart cities, security, industrial automation, and smart factories.

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The Intel RealSense D435i camera is an active stereo 3D depth sensor, distinguished from the standard D435 model by its integrated 6-degrees-of-freedom (6DoF) inertial measurement unit (IMU). This Bosch BMI055 IMU combines an accelerometer and a gyroscope, enabling the camera to understand its own movements in space. It is a particularly valuable tool for robotic navigation, SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping), and high-speed motion tracking.

The NVIDIA® Jetson Orin™ family comprises the most powerful embedded computers on the market for edge AI, advanced robotics, and local generative AI. Based on the NVIDIA Ampere GPU architecture, it succeeds the Xavier generation, delivering up to 8 times the AI ​​computing performance while maintaining excellent energy efficiency.

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is an optical measurement technology that calculates the distance to a target by illuminating it with a laser beam. By measuring the time of flight (ToF) it takes for the light to return to the sensor, the device generates a three-dimensional digital replica of the environment in the form of an ultra-precise 3D point cloud.

FPV cameras equipped with Starlight technology are designed specifically for nighttime or very low-light flying. Unlike conventional infrared cameras that require IR LEDs to illuminate a short distance, Starlight sensors have extreme sensitivity (often down to 0.001 Lux or even less), allowing them to use the simple glow of stars or moonlight to produce a clear image over long distances.

A thermal FPV camera captures infrared radiation (heat) rather than visible light, allowing piloting or observation in complete darkness or through smoke, for search, surveillance, or inspection missions.