High Value Assets – Bridges, dams, energy facilities where the value of the structure itself is high and the demand for frequent, accurate, and detailed data is critical.

The P3 Payload will deliver productive results and prove its versatility in these diverse inspection applications: “More importantly, the P3 can be operated with minimal risk to the asset and ground crew.” “We developed the P3 Payload for cost-effective, productive operation so that large surface areas can be covered in fewer images, significantly shortening the mission time,” said Michael Messerschmidt.

The new gimbal with the integrated laser rangefinder ensures precise and fast focusing on every shot, eliminating blurry and out-of-focus images. The variety of lens options ensures large surface areas can be captured with millimeter-level detail – even at safe distances from the asset. Robust and waterproof, these sensors boast a dynamic range that guarantees sharp image collection in high-contrast or low-light environments. The centerpiece of the payload is the customer’s choice of a best-in-class Phase One iXM 100MP or 50MP camera. “The P3 Payload is designed specifically for aerial drone inspection of diverse infrastructure where every flight – and every shot – must count.” “The P3 addresses the unmet need for a high-quality, integrated imaging solution for inspection of critical assets where capturing the details is of paramount importance,” said Michael Messerschmidt, Portfolio Director for Drones & Inspection. The P3 MAVLink is ready for integration with the many drones that are based on the open-source MAVLink protocol, ideal for bundling by OEMs and solution integrators. The P3 for the DJI M300 is plug-and-play and ready to fly with an M300 drone, developed mainly for operators and service providers that already own, or are considering purchasing, a DJI M300. The P3 Payload includes a Phase One iXM 100MP or 50MP camera, one of the RSM lens options, and a new gimbal with integrated rangefinder.Īvailable in Q2 2021, the P3 Payload is extremely versatile, offered in two configurations to meet a wide range of user requirements. The collapse of the dam in an area that Russia has controlled for over a year and the emptying of its reservoir has irrevocably changed the landscape downstream, and shifted the dynamic of the 15-month-old war.Download Phase One Announces P3 Drone Payload for Asset Inspection.ĬOPENHAGEN, 22 March 2021 – Phase One, a leading developer of digital imaging technologies, today announced the P3 Payload, a versatile solution designed for fast, efficient, and safe inspection of critical infrastructure with an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).

On Wednesday, the rooftops and streets in the area were devoid of people, but AP journalists could hear the howls of dogs trapped by the flooding. The dam had been weakened by months of Russian neglect and water had been washing over it for weeks. The AP images offered a limited snapshot, making it difficult to categorically rule out any scenario. Ukraine in turn has alleged that Russian forces, who controlled the dam, blew it up from within. The bulk of the dam itself is submerged, but the parts of buildings still visible above the rushing waters had no scorch marks or shrapnel scars typical of a bombardment that Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out.

KHERSON, Ukraine (AP) - Exclusive drone footage of the collapsed Ukrainian dam and surrounding villages under Russian occupation showed the ruined structure falling into the flooded river, hundreds of submerged homes, greenhouses, even a church - and no evidence of an attack from above, as Russia alleges.Īn Associated Press team flew a drone over the devastation on Wednesday, a day after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam on the Dnieper River.

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