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Video Collection Hardware
VMS200
The VMS 200 is a rugged GPS
encoder-decoder hardware device used to collect video, audio, and location
information from mobile platforms such as automobiles, ATVs, trains, and
watercraft.
VMS 300
The VMS 300 is a rugged GPS
encoder-decoder hardware device used to collect video, audio, and location
information from mobile platforms such as automobiles, ATVs, trains, and
watercraft.
A-VMS 300
Based on VMS 300, the A-VMS
300 is an aircraft-ready GPS encoder-decoder hardware device used to collect
video, audio, and location information from airborne platforms such as helicopters,
fixed-wing aircraft, and UAVs.
VMS-X
VMS-X is a fully integrated
GPS/video collection solution, enabling direct-to-DVD recording. The shoe
attachment with built-in miniaturized VMS logic is Used to record audio-visual
and location information, VMS-X is the ideal solution for vehicle, vessel,
and pedestrian collection methods.
VMS Mobile
Industry's only software-based
video mapping solution - no hardware required, perfect for vehicle, vessel
or pedestrian collection methods.
What’s the difference between VMS 200 and VMS 300?
The primary difference is that
the VMS 300 is now equipped with the B12 GPS engine from Thales Navigation.
The B12 provides greater location accuracy and performance as well as differential
correction support for WAAS and other SBAS systems such as MSAS and EGNOS.
The VMS 300 has a faster satellite reacquisition rate than the VMS 200 and
will consume less battery power. The color of the unit has also been changed
from red to black. VMS 300 does not have the ability to differentially post
process GPS position using EZdiff and CORS station data. For customers with
those needs, it is best to continue using the VMS 200 hardware.
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