Micron Gemini
The Micron Gemini is the latest addition to Tritech’s product families and offers powerful, real-time sonar imaging in the body of a Gemini 720im.
DetailsThe Super SeaSpy underwater video camera is a compact, tough, resilient, high resolution, full colour camera with integral low voltage lighting.
Energy Underwater Vehicles Defense Diving Survey & Hydrographic Marine Science & Aquaculture
The Tritech Super SeaSpy underwater video camera is a compact, high resolution, full colour camera with integral low voltage lighting.
Built to survive the harsh underwater inspection environment, the Super SeaSpy has been designed to be compact and rugged whilst providing high quality colour video.
The Super SeaSpy incorporates a ring of white LEDs which provide uniform illumination over the field of view. The LED Engine utilises Dynamic Light Control (DLC) which automatically adjusts the lighting level to optimise video image quality, regardless of the reflectivity of work surface. This feature also helps enhance picture quality by reducing the amount of backscatter from suspended particles in the water column.
The Super SeaSpy is fitted with a water corrected lens system which optimises the picture quality by reducing radial distortion and reducing chromatic aberration.
Genesis v1.10.0.21 (ZIP 235 MB)
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The Micron Gemini is the latest addition to Tritech’s product families and offers powerful, real-time sonar imaging in the body of a Gemini 720im.
DetailsExplore the Gemini 1200ik, a versatile multibeam imaging sonar offering dual-frequency operation, 120° field of view, and exceptional clarity for both long-range detection and close-range inspection.
DetailsExplore the Gemini 720ik, a high-frequency multibeam imaging sonar designed for real-time, shallow water operations. Delivers exceptional video-like imagery for ROV navigation, obstacle avoidance, and diver operations.
DetailsThe DMD system has been designed to provide divers with the ability to navigate and carry out inspections in zero visibility conditions.
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