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AIMS-H Multimodal Aerial Camera (Long-Focal Length Version)

Developed independently by Feiyan Remote Sensing, the AIMS Multimodal Aerial Camera (Long-Focal Length Version), abbreviated as AIMS-H, is a cutting-edge aerial survey equipment designed for high-precision remote sensing missions. It can simultaneously capture 5-lens tilted imagery, with each lens offering a resolution of approximately 150 million pixels and a total combined resolution of up to 750 million pixels—with the flexibility to upgrade to 200 million pixels per lens as project requirements demand. The nadir lens features a focal length of 180mm, while the four oblique lenses are equipped with a 300mm focal length, forming a 45° angle with the nadir lens. A key advantage of AIMS-H is its exceptional flexibility to adapt to project-specific flight altitude restrictions: users can flexibly adjust the focal length based on actual operational constraints, ensuring consistent high-resolution imagery delivery and making it an ideal solution for complex aerial survey missions.

Technical Specifications

Module / Component

Parameter

Specification

System Overview

Total System Pixel Output

750 Megapixels (5 x 150MP)


Camera Configuration

1 Nadir + 4 Oblique Cameras


Angle Between Nadir & Oblique

45°

Nadir Camera (1x)

Camera Model

Phase One iXM-RS150F


Image Resolution

14204 x 10652 pixels (150 MP)


Pixel Size

3.76 μm


Focal Length

180 mm


Aperture Range

f/8 - f/11


Shutter Speed

Up to 1/2500 s


Sensor Dynamic Range

83 dB

Oblique Camera (4x)

Camera Model

Phase One iXM-RS150F


Image Resolution

14204 x 10652 pixels (150 MP)


Pixel Size

3.76 μm


Focal Length

300 mm


Aperture Range

f/8 - f/11


Sensor Type

CMOS

General Parameters

Image Output Format

JPEG; TIFF (8 or 16-bit optional)


Operational Temperature

-10°C to +40°C

Core Advantages

Ultra-High Resolution Performance: With a total resolution of 750 million pixels and 150 million pixels per lens, AIMS-H enables the capture of fine-grained details in aerial imagery, meeting the strict requirements of high-precision surveying and mapping projects.

Long-Focal Length Advantage: The optimized focal length configuration (180mm nadir lens, 300mm oblique lenses) ensures superior image clarity even in low-altitude restricted areas, eliminating the trade-off between flight height and resolution.

Multimodal Synchronous Acquisition: The 5-lens tilted imaging system provides comprehensive coverage of the surveyed area, capturing both vertical and oblique perspectives simultaneously to support 3D modeling and multi-angle analysis.

High-Performance Hardware Configuration: Equipped with a long-life central blade shutter (max 1/2500s), wide ISO range (50~6400), and 83dB high dynamic range, the camera adapts to complex lighting conditions and ensures stable image quality in various operating environments.

Robust Environmental Adaptability: The operating temperature range of -10℃~+40℃ allows AIMS-H to perform reliably in harsh climates, from cold plateaus to hot lowlands.

Flexible Image Output: Supports JPEG and TIFF formats (8-bit/16-bit optional), compatible with mainstream post-processing software and meeting the technical standards of international surveying and mapping projects.

Primary Applications

High-Fidelity Urban 3D Modeling & Digital Twins: Capturing intricate architectural details for creating millimeter-accurate city models and digital twins, especially valuable for historic preservation and modern urban planning.

Critical Infrastructure Inspection: Providing the extreme visual detail needed for close-up analysis of bridges, dams, power generation facilities, and monuments from a safe and compliant distance.

Corridor Mapping in Sensitive Environments: Ideal for surveying railways, pipelines, and highways that pass through restricted or complex terrain where standard systems cannot achieve the required resolution.

Cultural Heritage and Archaeology Documentation: Enabling non-intrusive, high-detail recording of archaeological sites, historical buildings, and cultural landscapes for restoration and study.

Precision Cadastral and Topographic Surveys: Supporting large-scale mapping projects where the highest possible image ground resolution is a mandatory requirement for feature extraction and analysis.


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