The company says the solution enables both automation and autonomy in defense applications.
Specializing in EO and precision motion control systems for a variety of missions, the company’s solutions are designed for multiple vessels, from USVs to OPVs to frigates.
Its product line detailed at the event includes the i-Tact family, which aims to solve the challenges of using AI to track and classify targets for C-UAS systems.
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Controp also showcased the i-Sea family, which leverages AI. The I-Sea family offers high-quality sensor images, including a cooled Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) thermal camera, enabling target detection at long range, day or night.
The i-Sea 50HD is also equipped with a shortwave IR (SWIR) camera, which allows you to see even in haze and fog.
The company’s products also include the Speed family with HD thermal imaging and SWIR sensors. The Speed solution also features video enhancement algorithms.
