Technology

The NETxTEN app is powered by a patented breakthrough that separates gas signals from noise in OGI video. It is especially effective at eliminating noise caused by motion, whether from moving objects in the camera’s field of view or from camera movement itself, including drone-mounted or handheld operation. This technology is a novel signal-processing technique in computer vision.

Under the hood

The NETxTEN app is a patented breakthrough in finding gas signal in OGI video pixels.

NETxTEN app is a patented breakthrough if finding gas signal in OGI video pixels.

NETxTEN, HSM and GEM

Our difference in underlying approach from the incumbent detection software options.

Product Technique Approach
NETxTEN
Signal processing
Uses temperature values in pixels to find movement
HSM
Video processing
Uses image-subtraction to amplify thermal sensitivity
GEM
Video processing
Uses weighted-differencing to contrast between frames
HSM (High Sensitivity Mode) comes embedded in Teledyne Flir cameras.
GEM (Gas Enhanced Mode) comes embedded in Sierra Olympia cameras.

Specifications

Video Input Requirements
OGI camera (raw) video output (radiometric data)
Compatible with Teledyne FLIR and Sierra Olympia
Supports cooled (MWIR) and uncooled (LWIR) cameras
Works with video streaming from camera or from archives
Agnostic to camera mount (handheld, drone, robot or fix mounted)
Visualization Outputs
Displays original raw video
Overlays and highlights gas detection
Provides “plume percentage in FOV” analytics
API Output
2D gas signal array for frame
Supported
Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux
End-user devices: Laptops, tablets, and phones
OEM CPU Architectures: x64 and ARM
Application Size
60MB end-user app version
30MB OEM app version
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