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Bosch GVS1000 Long Range Imaging

THE GVS1000 system provides full detection, classification, recognition and identification capabilities in total darkness, meeting the highest level of performance for night-time surveillance. With one kilometre of recognition-level imaging and 1,200 metres of classification-level imaging, the GVS1000 delivers the details, such as clothing or letters, necessary for determining whether an object or person is ‘friend […]

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    THE GVS1000
    system provides full detection, classification, recognition and identification
    capabilities in total darkness, meeting the highest level of performance for
    night-time surveillance.

    With one
    kilometre of recognition-level imaging and 1,200 metres of classification-level
    imaging, the GVS1000 delivers the details, such as clothing or letters, necessary
    for determining whether an object or person is ‘friend or foe’. This level of
    long-range imaging – nearly impossible to obtain with other night-time
    surveillance technologies – is often required for critical applications, such
    as maritime monitoring, transportation surveillance and extended perimeter
    security.

    The GVS1000 is
    equipped with advanced optics, including an IR-corrected, long range lens
    capable of 60x optical zoom. With a focal length of 12.5-750 mm or 25-1500 mm,
    the lens works in conjunction with the high performance Bosch Dinion sensor to
    produce ultra-high quality images at far distances in day and night conditions.

    The GVS1000 uses
    two sets of active IR illuminators for both long and medium-to-short range
    night-time imaging, eliminating the safety concerns commonly associated with
    laser-based infrared systems. Users can control IR illumination manually or
    configure it to turn on and off automatically using a photocell.

    A high precision
    pan and tilt motor and rugged all-weather design, including weatherproof
    housing and integrated wiper, ensures the GVS1000 is suitable for precise
    imaging in the most extreme weather environments. End users can
    operate the system with a single joystick keyboard controller for maximum
    simplicity.

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