Do we think the "Bionic Backlight Camera" is a kind of thermal imager or is it some other kind of camera? It is interesting that it has two lenses.CASIC's subsystems for UAVs on display at last year's Zhuhai Airshow.
Chinese MALE, HALE (and rotary, small, suicide) UAV/UCAV thread
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CH-8 UAV. This is a better version of a previously shared image.
What's the story behind all the overt antennas?!
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A bionic backlit camera is a type of camera sensor that uses advanced technology to improve image quality, especially in low-light conditions. The term "bionic" refers to the use of biological principles in engineering, while "backlit" refers to the sensor's design, where the light-sensitive elements are placed closer to the surface, allowing more light to be captured.
One example of a bionic backlit camera is the vivo X200 Pro, which features a 200 MP ZEISS APO Telephoto Camera with a 1/1.4-inch sensor and floating periscope system. This camera is designed to capture sharp images with true-to-life colors, even at extreme zoom levels.
I think these are use for data linking but have no clue why so many are necessary.
The article is okay, and more importantly the imagery itself is actually valuable.
But can you please post some commentary with your post instead of just linking to the article and hitting "post reply"?
This forum isn't a link archive, if you feel something is worth posting and reading then do some legwork to justify it.
A WZ-7 spotted overhead, location unknown. Posted by @这丫头有点风 on Weibo.
