Gremsy LYNX

Gremsy LYNX

The Gremsy LYNX is an ultra-compact dual-spectrum EO/IR gimbal payload built for modern unmanned aerial vehicles. It integrates high-resolution optical sensors with thermal imaging technology to enhance operational intelligence. Additionally, this lightweight system supports both VTOL and fixed-wing drone platforms seamlessly. Therefore, operators can execute long-range missions without compromising flight times or efficiency.

Advanced Imaging and AI Performance

Capturing precise aerial details requires sophisticated imaging hardware in the field. First, the EO camera features a 1/2.3-type CMOS sensor with up to 10x digital zoom. It records sharp 4K video at 30 frames per second for maximum clarity. Next, the radiometric thermal core captures reliable infrared data in total darkness. The system also utilizes night vision technology for low-light surveillance tasks.

Furthermore, smart AI algorithms enable autonomous object detection and target tracking. The upgraded mainboard allows picture-in-picture streaming over HDMI and Ethernet connections. Meanwhile, flight controllers manage gimbal angles effortlessly through standard MAVLink protocols. Consequently, pilots receive real-time intelligence for fast tactical decisions.

Durable Design and Specifications

The Gremsy LYNX features a rugged IP54-rated spherical housing for weather resistance. It functions reliably in extreme environments from minus 20 to 50 degrees Celsius. Moreover, onboard storage supports local payload data alongside external MicroSD card expansion.

Key Features

• Ultra-lightweight construction weighs only 190g for NDAA or 235g for standard models.

• Electro-optical sensor captures 4K resolution video with 10x digital zoom capacity.

• Radiometric thermal core delivers high-definition infrared imaging for night surveillance.

• Built-in AI object detection tracks moving targets autonomously during active flights.

• Dual streaming outputs support picture-in-picture video via Ethernet and HDMI.

Applications

Public safety teams depend on the Gremsy LYNX during emergency first responder operations. For instance, search teams use thermal imaging to locate missing persons at night. Similarly, industrial inspectors utilize the high-resolution EO camera for infrastructure monitoring. Thus, this dual-spectrum payload empowers versatile tactical solutions.