Active stabilization reduces the visual effects of pitch, roll and vibration.
Stabilized thermal and daylight imaging supports safer navigation for yachts and fast boats by revealing vessels, shorelines, floating objects and navigation structures in darkness and glare.
Wave motion and vessel vibration can make long-range observation difficult. ESAS combines two-axis stabilization with thermal and high-definition visible imaging, providing a steady, selectable view for navigation support, harbor approaches and low-light operation.
Active stabilization reduces the visual effects of pitch, roll and vibration.
Switch between thermal, daylight and low-light video as conditions change.
Network video and vessel-system interfaces simplify bridge integration.
The ESAS M1 places thermal and daylight sensors behind a protected optical window on a quiet, stabilized pan-and-tilt platform designed for exposed marine installation.
Technical values are representative design targets and may be configured for the final vessel and bridge system.
Control the camera from a compact bridge controller or compatible multifunction display.
Internal motion sensing keeps the selected line of sight steady as the vessel moves.
Thermal video reveals heat contrast; the visible channel preserves color and fine detail.
Network video can be viewed at multiple onboard stations or recorded for later review.
Improve awareness of vessels, shoreline features and unlit objects after dark.
Maintain a stabilized view amid shore lights, reflections and background clutter.
Reduce image disturbance caused by speed, vibration and frequent attitude changes.
Observe surrounding traffic and nearby activity from the bridge or cabin display.
Talk to ESAS about your industrial, rail or marine imaging requirement.