FAQ

What are the key differences between ORUS L NDAA and ORUS L STANDARD?

The key difference is compliance and sensor: the NDAA version uses a FLIR Boson 640 Radiometric and is NDAA compliant, while the STANDARD uses a 640 Radiometric Thermal Core, suitable for commercial applications.

Is the ORUS L waterproof and dustproof?

Yes, the ORUS L is rated IP55, meaning it is protected against limited dust ingress and low-pressure water jets from any direction. This ensures reliable performance in rain, dust, and harsh environments.

How does the ORUS L perform in high-speed flight?

Thanks to its aerodynamic spherical design, the ORUS L maintains stability even at speeds up to 100 km/h. This unique shape reduces drag.

Does the EO camera have image stabilization?

Yes, the EO sensor includes built-in image stabilization, which minimizes motion blur and vibrations. This ensures smooth, clear video even during dynamic flight, greatly enhancing the overall viewing and tracking experience.

Does the Orus-L support R-JPEG thermal image format?

Yes, but only on the Orus-L NDAA version.

• R-JPEG (Radiometric JPEG) allows you to extract temperature data from each pixel in the image.

• The standard Orus-L does not support R-JPEG.

• Only the Orus-L NDAA-compliant version includes support for this format, suitable for advanced analysis and government/defense applications.