This is an eco-friendly aerial photography system capable of aerial shooting with approximately 2m³ of helium gas.
The "Balloon Aerial Photography System" is an eco-friendly aerial photography system capable of capturing images using approximately 2m³ of helium gas. It can be used for photographing facilities, construction sites, disaster areas, and for environmental surveys of waste, oil, and seagrass beds. The system employs a 12-megapixel digital camera. Camera operations are controlled via radio, allowing for rotation, tilt, zoom, shutter, and power-saving functions. The balloon can be towed at high speeds by a vessel. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Specifications】 ○Dimensions: L 4,500mm × φ900mm ○Camera: 12 million pixel digital camera ○Video transmission: Specific low-power wireless (no license required) ○Image transmission: Wireless LAN transmission via Eye-Fi card ○Camera operation: Radio control →Pan, tilt, zoom, shutter, power saving ○Takeoff and landing device: Tether operation using an electric reel ○Climbing height: Up to 200mm ○Compact storage possible ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○ As a balloon aerial photography system. → It can be used for facility and construction site photography, disaster area photography, and environmental surveys such as waste, oil, and algae beds. ● For more details, please contact us.
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The Japan Workboat Association, a general incorporated association, was established with the aim of improving and developing the technology of workboats and machinery related to workboats, thereby contributing to the development of the national land and the economic growth.
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