SOWIS SystemTerrax has software systems and technology yielding an imaging system consisting of cameras, image processors and network which yield a hyperspectral real time image capture and decoding system for civilian applications. Learn more > |
Thermal DetectionDetection of fever has become an essential step in identifying persons who may have severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) or other infectious viral threats (H1N1). Terrax infrared thermography (IRT) provides early real time detection for close proximity screening requirements. Learn more > |
Agricultural SolutionsRemote sensing (RS) has shown to be an important tool for precision agriculture. For agricultural context, remote sensing (RS) refers to any kind of imagery taken from above a field. Terrax has found different methods that RS can be utilized to aid decision-making, such as, early recognition of crop performance or stresses. Learn more > |
SOWIS Project
A “Stand-Off” Based Security Delivery Approach
A highly customizable software architecture and integration capability (the SOWIS System) incorporating portable or fixed mounted cameras and network technology with for early real time trace substance detection up to 300 ft.
- Data Base – Selected substance types.
- Hardware – Cameras (hyperspectral) for short and long distance, Secure computing, Network grids and integration.
- Network Integration – APIs for incorporation to secure networks.
Feature Set Description
- Software platform for custom integration and security alert applications
- Hyperspectral Camera and Imaging System
- Up to 300 ft range for target detection
- Real-time target tracking
- Real-time alerts
- Heavy duty mechanical system
- Mesh network
- Storage archive
Background – Hyperspectral Imaging
Hyperspectral imaging collects and processes information from across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Can see visible light as well as from the ultraviolet to infrared.
Certain objects leave unique ‘fingerprints’ across the electromagnetic spectrum.
These ‘fingerprints’ are known as spectral signatures and enable identification of the materials that make up a scanned object.
Applications for “hyperspectral imaging” range from agricultural to security for surface detection.
Additional background on “hyerspectral imaging” can be found on Wikipedia. Learn More >
