Key Takeaways:
- EagleNXT (AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc., NYSE: UAVS) has launched the MicaSense™ RedEdge-P™ Triple, a drone-mounted sensor package designed to capture 15 spectral bands simultaneously for agricultural, environmental, and mapping use.
- The system combines three RedEdge-P cameras in one setup, offering high-resolution, pan-sharpened imagery at up to two centimeters per pixel.
- It supports enterprise drones such as DJI’s M350 and M400 series and includes RTK positioning for centimeter-level accuracy.
- The technology enables more detailed data collection for applications such as crop monitoring, soil health assessment, and habitat mapping.
- The product was introduced at the Elevate UAV Conference in Florida.
EagleNXT Expands Aerial Imaging Capabilities
EagleNXT, a subsidiary of AgEagle Aerial Systems, has released the MicaSense™ RedEdge-P™ Triple, a new aerial imaging system developed for precision agriculture, geospatial mapping, and environmental monitoring. The sensor suite integrates three cameras on a single drone platform, each capturing five narrow spectral bands, allowing for detailed analysis of vegetation and landscape conditions.
According to the company, the combined setup can produce high-quality images with resolutions as fine as two centimeters from a 60-meter altitude. The system captures up to three images per second, supporting accurate and efficient data collection across large areas.
EagleNXT's Latest Product Technical Features and Integration
The RedEdge-P Triple uses panchromatic lenses and CFexpress data storage for faster workflows and reduced image distortion. It is compatible with enterprise drones through DJI SkyPort integration and supports RTK positioning to improve spatial accuracy.
Bill Irby, CEO of EagleNXT, described the system as a step forward in imaging capability: “The RedEdge-P Triple delivers dense, high-resolution data that can improve decision-making for professionals working in precision agriculture and environmental research.”
Context and Market Relevance
The RedEdge-P Triple builds on the company’s earlier dual-camera model, expanding from 10 to 15 spectral bands to offer more detailed datasets. The system is targeted at growing markets for precision agriculture and geospatial technologies, both of which are seeing increasing adoption of drone-based imaging tools.
The launch took place at the Elevate UAV Conference in Florida, an industry event focused on professional drone applications in sectors such as agriculture, public safety, and construction.
