CONTROP Provides EO/IR Helicopter Payloads to Israel Police
In recent months, the company has also sold several iSky-30HD and iSky-50HD systems to customers in North America, Asia-Pacific and Africa, for installation on Helicopters, Fixed Wing Aircraft (A/C) and other platforms
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| 19/06/2017
CONTROP iSky-50HD Payload onboard an Israel Police Helicopter (Photo: CONTROP)
CONTROP Precision Technologies – a company specializing in EO/IR surveillance, defense and homeland security solutions – is today announcing the sale of several iSky-20HD (formerly SHAPO-HD) and iSky-50HD (formerly DSP-HD) EO/IR payloads to the Israeli Police, to be installed on new helicopters and integrated with Churchill Navigation Mission Systems. CONTROP will display the iSky family of six multi-spectral, low-weight airborne payloads at the upcoming Paris Air Show.
According to VP Marketing, Mr. Hagay Azani, "We are very proud that the iSky payloads were chosen for Israel Police helicopters. In addition, in recent months CONTROP has also sold several iSky-30HD and iSky-50HD systems to a variety of customers in North America, Asia-Pacific and Africa, for installation on Helicopters, Fixed Wing Aircraft (A/C) and other platforms."
CONTROP’s line of six medium and long-range aerial payloads (iSky-20, 20HD, 30, 30HD, 40 and 50HD) was developed for the challenging aerial environment and they provide solutions for most medium and long-range aerial surveillance platforms. Features include a continuous optical zoom lens in the day (or high definition-HD) and thermal imaging (SD/HD) cameras, gyro-stabilized gimbals and multi-sensor options including Eyesafe Laser Range Finder (ELRF) and/or Laser Pointer. The iSky systems can be installed on helicopters, fixed wing aircraft (A/C) and unmanned aerial systems (UAS), and may be integrated with the platforms’ systems. All of the iSky systems include real-time Image Enhancement Features, built-in INS, automatic target tracking and are successfully operated, fully integrated and deployed by Search and Rescue (SAR), Border Surveillance, Law Enforcement, Special Operations, Maritime Patrol and Force Protection Units.
In recent months, the company has also sold several iSky-30HD and iSky-50HD systems to customers in North America, Asia-Pacific and Africa, for installation on Helicopters, Fixed Wing Aircraft (A/C) and other platforms
CONTROP Precision Technologies – a company specializing in EO/IR surveillance, defense and homeland security solutions – is today announcing the sale of several iSky-20HD (formerly SHAPO-HD) and iSky-50HD (formerly DSP-HD) EO/IR payloads to the Israeli Police, to be installed on new helicopters and integrated with Churchill Navigation Mission Systems. CONTROP will display the iSky family of six multi-spectral, low-weight airborne payloads at the upcoming Paris Air Show.
According to VP Marketing, Mr. Hagay Azani, "We are very proud that the iSky payloads were chosen for Israel Police helicopters. In addition, in recent months CONTROP has also sold several iSky-30HD and iSky-50HD systems to a variety of customers in North America, Asia-Pacific and Africa, for installation on Helicopters, Fixed Wing Aircraft (A/C) and other platforms."
CONTROP’s line of six medium and long-range aerial payloads (iSky-20, 20HD, 30, 30HD, 40 and 50HD) was developed for the challenging aerial environment and they provide solutions for most medium and long-range aerial surveillance platforms. Features include a continuous optical zoom lens in the day (or high definition-HD) and thermal imaging (SD/HD) cameras, gyro-stabilized gimbals and multi-sensor options including Eyesafe Laser Range Finder (ELRF) and/or Laser Pointer. The iSky systems can be installed on helicopters, fixed wing aircraft (A/C) and unmanned aerial systems (UAS), and may be integrated with the platforms’ systems. All of the iSky systems include real-time Image Enhancement Features, built-in INS, automatic target tracking and are successfully operated, fully integrated and deployed by Search and Rescue (SAR), Border Surveillance, Law Enforcement, Special Operations, Maritime Patrol and Force Protection Units.
