Security camera GOLDENEYE 3D

for aircraft

The GoldenEye 3D Flash LIDAR Space Camera™ is a lightweight, small form-factor (14x20.6x16.5cm) integrated 3D camera, capable of capturing a full array of 128x128 independently triggered pixels per each frame up to 10 frames per second, allowing 16,300 3D individual range and intensity points to be generated as 3D point cloud images or video streams per laser pulse (frame) in real-time. The 3D data output is used to provide autonomous (e.g. rendezvous, proximity, landing, etc.) operations or assist man-in-the-loop imaging. ASC’s 3D focal plane array has been tested and used multiple times for space operations and has a rich heritage of success. The on-board processing in all ASC 3D cameras allows for streaming 3D point cloud and intensity output as well as camera telemetry. Designed for deep space, geosynchronous or landing operations, the GoldenEye can be configured to meet mission specific application requirements. An example deep space operation using the Space Operations LIDAR (SOLID) GoldenEye configuration, the OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Return mission camera was designed using ‘S’ level components in a space-qualified hardened assemblies. The OSIRIS-REx GoldenEye accommodates both long and short range imaging by using a switchable optical diffuser. Capable of withstanding 100kRad radiation, the SOLID camera weighs only 6.5kg, and can be configured for 1064nm or 1570nm laser wavelengths, depending upon eye-safety requirements. The SOLID GoldenEye laser and focal plane subsystems are independently sealed, reducing any chance of contamination by outgassing and meets NASA thermal, vacuum, vibration and shock requirements.