Remote Head Cameras

BaySpec offers the OCI-FSWIR dispersive SWIR imaging spectrograph designed to cover the 900 nm to 1700 nm wavelength range. This spectral engine is a "true push-broom" imager, enabling a hand to move the imager or sample to finish the scan.

The OCI^TM-UAV from BaySpec is an aerial hyperspectral imaging camera designed to acquire VIS-NIR hyperspectral data with continuous spectral and spatial coverage. This series of cameras is meant specifically for use in unmanned aerial vehicles/systems (UAV/UAS), or remotely operated vehicles (ROV). Operation is automatic and requires minimal human intervention, making this imager ideal for many applications including precision agriculture, remote sensing, environmental studies, and security and defense.

The OCI™-2000 from BaySpec is a new handheld hyperspectral imager. This device is the first hyperspectral imaging system in a handheld form factor that weighs less than 1.0 lb. It is designed to acquire full and continuous visible-near infrared (VNIR) hyperspectral/multispectral data for a variety of applications requiring fast acquisition speeds.

The PIMag® 6D is an electromagnetic positioning system with a passive platform levitating on a magnetic field generated by only six planer coils in the stator, with the magnetic field being actively controlled using a 6D sensor. Due to the absence of any mechanical contact in the drivetrain or the guides, there is no friction or wear to contaminate the workspace.

OptoSigma’s offers a vast family of actuators that includes different types of micrometer heads, controllers, and other accessories and maintenance parts to be used with these actuators. When it comes to the actuators’ mounting systems, standard and fine-pitch actuators cover the entire lineup of OptoSigma’s stages and holders.

Precision Optics Corporation, or POC, was formed over 30 years ago with the purpose of designing, developing, and realizing advanced optical applications and for volume production of specialized medical optical systems.

Iridian Spectral Technologies offers filters and coatings for satellites and LEO instrumentation, including large format filters for astronomical observations (single band and multi-band pass filters), light absorbers/black coatings, dichroic mirrors and beam-splitters, and multi-element arrays.

The oil and gas industry uses well logging techniques in order to obtain information on the properties of the rocks and earth that they’re drilling into. This can be conducted through visually inspecting samples brought to the surface, or by using instrumentation lowered directly into the hole. This is also known as capturing geophysical logs. There are several types of instrumentation that can be used in geophysical logging applications for the oil and gas industry. This page will provide an overview of a photomultiplier tube’s role in this type of application.