I would love to see some footage off that in a throw - I would expect a blurry mess.
With panono, they captured a single shot at the highest point in a throw. In daylight, short exposure time. Only when throwing straight up without strong rotation.
With (uncooled) microbolometers you can't have a short exposure times and might end up with 20-30msec effective exposure. This thing might be harder to throw up straight without rotation. Throwing through a windows or rolling? Please show me that this does not give a blurry mess, but gives useful images!
Demo footage suspiciously missing...
Edit: I stand corrected - the spot video does not contain thermal but shows NIR images. One can see some point projections from a depth sensor?
With panono, they captured a single shot at the highest point in a throw. In daylight, short exposure time. Only when throwing straight up without strong rotation.
With (uncooled) microbolometers you can't have a short exposure times and might end up with 20-30msec effective exposure. This thing might be harder to throw up straight without rotation. Throwing through a windows or rolling? Please show me that this does not give a blurry mess, but gives useful images! Demo footage suspiciously missing...
Edit: I stand corrected - the spot video does not contain thermal but shows NIR images. One can see some point projections from a depth sensor?