Vessel-onboard Model

Surveillance Camera System with Vessel-onboard Model

Product outline

It can be mounted on vessels, and this system is ideal for day and night surveillance of suspicious boats at sea, onshore surveillance from vessels, and safe navigation support. In particular, this camera system for vessels features an innovative and high-precision onboard stabilizer worldwide. By embedding infrared cameras, high-sensitivity COS cameras, conventional high-sensitivity CCD cameras, and laser cameras in high-sensitivity stabilizers, steady images can be provided for day and night.
It is also possible to introduce the following devices, such as for automatic vessel tracking, image sharpening, long-time recording, one-touch capture, and superimposed display of various information on own vessel and target vessels.

There are 5-axis, or 2-axis, etc. for the stabilizer, and they depend on each control accuracy which one should be used.
We can prepare three different types, such as large, medium, and small, depending on the desired structure and scale of the vessel onboard equipment requested by our customers.
If you are interested, please feel free to contact us for details.

System structure and outline

We can propose a combination of various devices and functions to suit our customer's purpose and operation. The basic product structure consists of a stabilizer, a rotary base, and an internally installed camera system and an additional device as a control unit.

Stabilizers

High-precision stabilizers can always provide steady images while eliminating effects such as shock waves on the vessels, wind pressure, hull rocking, and oscillations caused by the disturbance of propulsion devices.

Embedded cameras and lenses

By embedding ultra-high-sensitivity HD CMOS cameras, high-sensitivity CCD cameras, infrared cameras, and laser cameras in the stabilizers or rotary bases, you can monitor day and night in all weather conditions.

Control devices

There are control units that control stabilizers or rotary bases, as well as devices such as automatic vessel tracking, information superimposition that displays radar and GPS information on monitors, long-time recording, and printers for outputting video images. They also have functions, such as interlocking for AIS and video plotters, and rotation of camera orientations using touch panels. You can combine these devices and functions to support various surveillance activities.