Optech Announces New ALTM Technology Platform13/11/2009 |
| Optech Incorporated, a manufacturer of advanced lidar survey instruments, is pleased to announce the Pegasus, a new member of the Airborne Laser Terrain Mapper (ALTM) product family. Designed as a technology platform that fully exploits application niches, Pegasus is positioned to take lidar mapping to the next level. |
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Pegasus represents a new paradigm in lidar mapping and imaging technology. Unique features integral to the sensor design, such as a multiple look-angle approach to data collection, an impressive operational envelope and fully embedded digital camera solutions ranging from 5 to 60 Megapixels, enable the highest quality datasets available to the end-user.
Optech will have an ALTM Pegasus HD400 active imaging system in our aircraft at the ASPRS/MAPPS Fall Conference in San Antonio, Texas, on 16-19 November 2009.
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