HD80

CAM: 35.3992 -120.6111 ALT 444 m FOV 2.°
IMG: 35.3993 -120.6126 ALT 30 m RNG 63 ft

HD80 - VV

Optimized for daytime missions, this dual visible system boasts an impressive 112x zoom and a precise 0.1-degree FOV, providing exceptionally clear imagery from afar.

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Size
191 x 276mm
Weight
4300g
Cameras
EO/EO
Power
25W average, 100W peak consumption

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Size (WxH) 191 x 276mm

Weight 4300g

Power 25W average, 100W peak consumption

Pan 360° Continuous

Tilt -80° to 20°

DAY/NIGHT OPTICS

EO 1 Visible1280 x 720

FOV 47..7° - 0.4°

ZOOM 112X

EO 2 Visible Spotter 1280 x 720

FOV 0.4° - 0.1°

ZOOM 4X

SOFTWARE

Encoding Onboard h.265 compression with adjustable bitrate

Stabilization Onboard electronic

Tracking Onboard scene and target tracking

Metadata MISB-compliant output including KLV metadata

Upgrades Field upgradeable software

ONBOARD GPS

GPS/INS IMU co-located with cameras. 0.5° (typical) total system accuracy

Real time geopointing and geolocation

Attitude, velocity and position computed at 200Hz

Onboard GPS receiver or platform provided GPS compatible

Dual GPS heading support

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  • U.S. Army's Project Convergence 2022 Utilizes the HD80

    During one of the Convergence 2022 experiments, Textron's Aerosonde® carrying Trillium’s HD80-MV-600 and HD80-VV-510, located the target, activating rapid electronic warfare (EW) effects on radio frequency emitters, and successfully cross-cued through a mesh radio to the second Aerosonde and Trillium payload, without relying on GPS.

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  • JUMP 20 with the HD80 onboard, Awarded Increment 1 of the Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System (FTUAS) program

    With the capabilities of a vertical takeoff and landing, the JUMP 20 will be used to provide advanced multi-sensor intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) services to the U.S. Army.

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Accessories

  • Development Kit Trillium Engineering

    Development Kit

    The development kit contains everything you need to work with the gimbal on a bench including, an interface cable, a desktop power supply, and a GPS antenna. A development kit is recommended for all new purchases.