International Cybernetics - Imaging Vehicle

	Right of Way
	Pavement View
	DGPS, GPS
	Distress Measurement and Analysis Software

The International Cybernetics Corporation Digital Image Data Collection Option provides the hardware and software required to collect high quality digital images of the roadway right of way at highway speeds.

The Digital Image Data Collection System consists of a Camera subsystem mounted outside the vehicle and an image capture subsystem mounted inside the vehicle. The image capture subsystem utilizes software operating under Windows 2000. The system receives commands to capture images from the ICC controlling MDR data collection computer and sends image catalog information back to the MDR computer to correlate with other data. The system also provides the ability to review the images on an LCD display while they are being captured or in an office with the ICC viewing software.

The camera subsystem utilizes a digital camera mounted in a sealed enclosure containing a heater and fan. The enclosure is mounted on an optional Pan and Tilt unit controlled from within the vehicle. The subsystem including all cabling and connectors are designed to operate outside vehicle at temperatures to 32 degrees F. The subsystem is designed to withstand shock, vibrations and the environmental elements required for a vehicle traveling up to 75 MPH. The minimum camera is a DVC 1310C digital progressive scan color camera 1300x1024 pixel resolution with interval rates of 25".

The Image Capture Subsystem contains a rugged computer system designed to operate within the vehicle environment at temperatures from 50 to 100 degrees F and non-operating from 32 to 140 degrees F.

The subsystem is designed to mount inside a vehicle and withstand shock, vibrations and the environmental elements inside the vehicle while traveling up to 75 MPH. The subsystem operates from 115VAC requiring less than 300 Watts. The unit utilizes Pentium IV 1.7 GHz Computers with 512 MB of memory. The images are captured on a high-speed 24-bit color PCI imaging PCB and displayed on 15" active matrix flat panel display. The subsystem contains a fixed 80 GB hard disk for the Windows operating system and software plus two 80 GB removable hard disks for data storage. A 3.5" floppy disk, CD-ROM reader/writer, keyboard and mouse are provided for software loading and data preparation.

Imaging Vehicle Sales Brochure	PDF	Sep. 1, 2006
Sample Pavement Images	ZIP	Sep. 1, 2006