Hadron 640 Context

Market context

Compact dual visible and thermal camera-module family for uncrewed systems, robotic platforms and embedded AI perception.

  • Target environment: UAS, UGVs, robotic platforms and compact autonomous-system payloads
  • Workflow context: Visible and thermal imaging, radiometric sensing, all-light data collection and optional AI detection and tracking
  • Customer context: Platform integrators combining thermal and high-resolution visible sensing in a single SWaP-constrained payload.
  • Deployment model: In-production OEM camera family with shared interfaces, development kits, drivers and integration guides.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercial in-production family with radiometric and non-radiometric models and published integration resources.
  • Adoption constraints: Integration depends on model and lens selection, processor and driver support, video interface, calibration, environmental protection, export classification and payload SWaP.
  • Adjacent products: Teledyne FLIR Boson+, Hadron development kits and other dual EO/IR OEM camera modules

Audience

UAV makers

Workflow

Visible and thermal imaging, radiometric sensing, all-light data collection and optional AI detection and tracking

Deployment environment

UAS, UGVs, robotic platforms and compact autonomous-system payloads

Specifications

  • Visible Camera Resolution: 64 MP visible camera
  • Thermal Resolution: 640 x 512 Boson or Boson+ thermal camera
  • Video Output: Flexible dual 60 Hz video output via USB or MIPI
  • Thermal Sensitivity: <=40 mK or <=20 mK depending on model
  • Dimensions: 35 x 49 x 45 mm without lens
  • Power Consumption: Typical <1.8 W; max <2.9 W
  • Compliance: NDAA compliant and ITAR free
  • Ip Rating: IP54 with rear interfaces sealed
  • Weight: 56 g

Tags

  • Peer Group: Thermal Visible Camera, Dual Visible Thermal Camera Modules
  • Workflow: Drone Autonomy Stack, Robot perception
  • Capability: Thermal Visible Imaging
  • Stack Layer: Sensing stack, Robot perception-sensor stack

Comparable Systems

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