Ukrainian defense tech company Oko Camera, which has been developing and manufacturing ultra-sensitive thermal imaging cameras for unmanned systems since 2022, has introduced the new Oko Pro line.
Ukrainian defense tech company Oko Camera, which has been developing and manufacturing ultra-sensitive thermal imaging cameras for unmanned systems since 2022, has introduced the new Oko Pro line.
Oko Pro is optimized for unmanned and robotic systems operating on the basis of computer vision algorithms: optical navigation modules, anti-FPV turrets, counter-drone systems (Counter-UAS), etc.
With dual MIPI CSI-2® + USB 2.0 interfaces, the cameras transmit both uncompressed raw Y16 video for AI models and a processed 8-bit stream for operators. Built-in video processing and ultra-low latency (less than 17 ms at 60 Hz or less than 34 ms at 30 Hz) ensure maximum response speed for automated systems to effectively detect and engage targets.
The Oko Pro line is based on a high-resolution sensor with 640x480 pixels and a pixel size of 17 microns. With a sensitivity (NETD) of up to 30 mK, it provides deep detail of objects at long distances and in difficult weather conditions.
The line includes seven models with lenses ranging from 6 mm to 150 mm. The cameras are fully compatible with the main series of Raspberry Pi microcomputers (including models 4, 5, Compute Module and Zero) and NVIDIA Jetson.
Thermal imagers are made from reliable European and Ukrainian components. The absence of Chinese components allows us to ensure full quality control, clear deadlines and uninterrupted supply.
