How the Hawk Eye Mini Gimbal Cameras are Revolutionizing Drone Photography and Surveillance Applications

Looking for a compact and powerful gimbal camera for your drone or robot? Look no further than the Hawk Eye Mini Gimbal Cameras Q107 and Q2DE.

Both of these mini gimbal cameras offer 2-axis stabilization and cutting-edge sensor technology, making them ideal for a wide range of applications, from aerial photography and videography to surveillance and object tracking.

The Hawk Eye Q107 features dual EO IR thermal sensors, with a focus length of 10mm for the EO sensor and 7mm for the IR sensor. It has a field of view of 31×17° for the EO sensor and 24°x18° for the IR sensor. It offers a resolution of 1920 x 1080 for the EO sensor and 256 x 192 for the IR sensor, and it can identify and track both cars and humans with its AI identification and object tracking features. The Q107 is also compatible with Pixhawk flight controllers and Motionew hand-held ground control stations, and its control methods include UART, SBUS, and TCP. It measures 40mm x 70mm and weighs in at 124g.

The Hawk Eye Q2DE, on the other hand, features dual EO sensors with a focus length of 2.4mm and 16mm, giving it both wide and telephoto capabilities. Its wide field of view is 98°x 66°, while its telephoto field of view is 19°x 17°. It offers a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and can also identify and track both cars and humans with its AI identification and object tracking features. Like the Q107, it is compatible with Pixhawk flight controllers and Motionew hand-held ground control stations, and its control methods include UART, SBUS, and TCP. It measures 40mm x 70mm and weighs 124g.