Perfect Balance between Miniature and Stabilization——10X Two-axis Dual-light Gimbal

As the very first UAV regulation——Provisional Regulation in Administration and Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Exposure Draft), had been jointly released last January by the State Council and Air Traffic Control Commission of Central Military Commission, drone manufacturers started to look for gimbal systems with light weight but good imaging quality and stabilization——something hardly to achieve over years as, to some extent, being heavy makes the gimbal more stable when against strong wind. However, that’s really something stimulating interest of IRSEEN as where there’s a challenge, there’s strong market needs. With 20-year experience in gyro system and thermal camera design, IRSEEN successfully filled the market void in the year end of 2018 with the eye-catching outcome——10X Two-axis Dual-light Gimbal.

Specially designed for miniature high-speed UAVs, the 10X Two-axis Dual-light Gimbal embeds 10X optical zoom RGB camera (focal range 4.7~47mm±5%, F1.6) and 35mm prime lens 640*480 un-cooled thermal camera inside, making the gimbal system easily detects human and vehicles from 1km and 3km away respectively.

Round-shaped housing and two-axis structure give it better performance in aerodynamic configuration which neutralizes shakes and disturbance cause by wind and the flying drones.

Highly integrated structure let the gimbal system end up weighing only 800g and that partially the reason it becomes one of the best sellers among fixed wing UAV manufacturers.

In addition, the 10X Two-axis Dual-light Gimbal gets a lot of credit for its target/object tracking function that enables it to perform in applications such as monitoring, detection and border defense etc. in 24 hours.

Supporting RS 232 and S.BUS controlling interfaces, 10X Two-axis Dual-light Gimbal has great compatibility with open-sourced flight control systems. Meanwhile, it supports Ethernet and SDI video outputs. 

Just as IRSEEN’s slogan says, we will continue to commit ourselves to making contribution in providing “lighter, smaller but clearer” gimbal cameras because we truly believe small things in technology development make big changes.