SOWIS Project Standoff Warning Identification Software (SOWIS) is a software development project incorporating hyperspectral cameras and imaging system for:
• 300 ft range for target detection
• Real-time target tracking
• Real-time alerts
• Heavy duty mechanical system
• Mesh network
• Storage archive
SOWIS Applications Standoff Civilian Security for:
• Chemical Detection
• 3D Facial Recognition
• Vehicle and Personal Identification
• Vehicle and Personal Structural Anomalies
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Terrax has various systems and new technology yielding an imaging system consisting of cameras, image processors and a network which collectively yield a hyperspectral real time image capture and decoding system. Learn more > |
Thermal Detection
Terrax has various systems and new technology yielding an imaging system consisting of cameras, image processors and a network which collectively yield a hyperspectral real time image capture and decoding system. |
Agricultural Solutions
Terrax has various systems and new technology yielding an imaging system consisting of cameras, image processors and a network which collectively yield a hyperspectral real time image capture and decoding system. |
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About Terrax Founded in 2000, Terrax is a software solutions integrator of image data and hyperspectral imaging to provide real time detection and alert systems for commercial security and civilian applications.
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