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Uniforce Sales and Engineering NewsRange Commanders Council Optical Systems Group (OSG) Meeting April 6-8, 2009By Parm Dhillon  Uniforce Sales and Engineering Posted April 2009 Uniforce Sales and Engineering will be providing demonstrations of the new 1730 fps NIR camera, Cheetah, by and ’ recording systems the Mobi and Blade at the upcoming OSG Meeting in April. Knowledgeable representatives will be there to answer any questions and to provide technical assistance. “This is an opportunity to get hands on with the newest technology in high speed image acquisition and mobile recording,” said Ben Castricone, CEO Uniforce Sales and Engineering. “Applications for the mobile units include airborne, vehicle and laboratory.”
Blade
Integration into the factory environment is simplified by its small size, just 1U of rack space, and its facility for full remote control by Ethernet. An embedded system design with no internal hard disk ensures greater reliability and lower maintenance than PC-based DVR systems. For pure unbridled recording performance, nothing compares. The DVR engine is powered by three 4Gb fibre channel disk controllers delivering a maximum sustained uncompressed recording data rate of 1.1 GByte per second, direct to hard disk or SSD. Advanced features include precision time-stamping of video frames in hardware, hardware trigger inputs/outputs with FPGA-controlled timing manipulation, audio recording, and meta-data recording over RS232. Mobi Every detail of the has been designed for ease of use in vehicles and aircraft. A 12V DC power input, low power consumption (55W max.), optional GPS receiver, and optional rackmount kit simplify its deployment. And operating it is as intuitive as consumer-based video recorders. An embedded system design with no internal hard disk ensures greater reliability and lower maintenance than PC-based DVR systems. For pure unbridled recording performance, nothing compares. The Mobile’s DVR engine is powered by three 4Gb fibre channel disk controllers delivering a maximum sustained uncompressed recording data rate of 1.1 GByte per second, direct to hard disk or SSD. Advanced features include precision time-stamping of video frames in hardware, hardware trigger inputs/outputs with FPGA-controlled timing manipulation, audio recording, and meta-data recording over RS232. About Uniforce Sales and Engineering Contact: Parm Dhillon
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