Synchronised video/stills and position in HD

I thought this looked like quite a cool concept so I asked them about it. An HD camera / GPS logging solution with some pretty funky software for linking the recorded video and data gathered together afterwards.

This requires us to develop a complete new product family which is based around a HD camera solution which meets the specific requirements for, lets say, an RC helicopter pilot. It should be small, very robust, but most importantly able to take care of vibrations caused by the RC model plane or helicopter. But it should stay affordable and allow easy additional data collection via quick and simple module based add-on’s which can be connected to the main unit quickly and easily without needing to engage in rocket science.

Part of the development plan is an HD downlink.

My questions answered

Their site http://www.rclogger.com

You need to be a member of diydrones to add comments!

Join diydrones

Comments

John Owen September 21, 2010 at 5:52am

If found the rclogger site and looked around a bit. I am wondering has anyone found a development blog or some such where progress could be tracked?

I am looking forward to see their implementation of the fpv panning with head motions.
Moderator

Gary Mortimer September 20, 2010 at 7:23am

Ohh good find Condor.

I saw a camera meant for cars the other day with a GPS OSD, all built in and 70 quid. These are the stills cameras that I know of at the minute. Its the software that's the interesting thing in this offering I think.
Moderator

Gary Mortimer September 20, 2010 at 6:47am

Well I'm guessing it must from the video, or horrors, it uses GPS heading? Without the GPS it would just seem to be a camera ;-)
John Owen September 20, 2010 at 6:44am

Hmm I must say I am impressed. I hope they can deliver what they are promising with the "light weight" and "low cost" they are speaking of. I like the idea of the system being highly modular as it allows for many different applications. Anyone know of a main site for this project to get more information?

This reply was deleted.