GE ADEPT5000 Data Sheet

GE
Intelligent Platforms
ADEPT5000
High performance multi-target video tracker
Core module
Features
• Radically new video architecture
• Multi-target track engine
• High definition and digital sensor support
• Minimized operator workload
• Reduced integration time
• Low size, weight and power for use in turrets and unmanned vehicles
• Feature co-processor for advanced symbology and system management
• Upgrade path for new features and performance enhancements
The ADEPT5000 is a new generation multi­target video tracker that greatly extends tracking performance in a size weight and power optimized package. Over two decades of video tracking experience has been distilled to make it the ideal choice for both end-user and system integrator.
New multiple target track software with concurrent multi-target detection, cueing and tracking combine to offer outstanding perfor­mance in challenging tactical scenarios.
The increased bandwidth of high defini­tion video sensors introduces a major processing overhead for traditional systems. The dedicated video architecture of the ADEPT5000 ensures that higher pixel densities, frame rates and multiple targets can be processed with minimal latency making it the perfect choice for closed-loop
control applications. A wide range of high bandwidth digital video interfaces are avail­able including full high definition video.
The ADEPT5000 has a simplified structured approach and automatic configuration functions to reduce integration time and complexity with a consequential cost saving. A comprehensive range of physical form factors are available with a common functional core, allowing a single inte­gration process to be used for multiple system designs.
Careful consideration has been given to automating operation. The enhanced user interface, automated functions and advanced high resolution full color symbology combine to significantly reduce operator workload, monitoring and tracking targets reliably with minimal operator interaction.
The ADEPT5000 reliably detects and tracks challenging targets
ADEPT5000 high performance multi-target video tracker
Performance
The ADEPT5000 automatic video tracker has been optimized to perform real-time target detection and tracking across the full range of military electro-optical system applications. Whether integrated in air-to-ground, ground-to-ground, ground-to-air or naval electro-optical systems, the new improved algorithms at the heart of the ADEPT5000 provide effective detection and tracking against the full spectrum of targets.
Discriminating targets at longer ranges is aided by a number of factors that include improved optics, precision platform dynamics and higher resolution sensors. The ADEPT5000 natively supports high definition video, whether infrared or visible spectrum, arriving via a selection of the latest digital interfaces.
The instant these signals have been acquired, advanced pre­processors discriminate both stationary and moving targets from heavy clutter, mist, dust and other atmospheric challenges. The resulting signals are passed to sophisticated algorithms for track path analysis, optimized for particular operational scenarios.
High performance discrimination of targets from ground clutter
The new multi-target track manager is designed to be resilient where targets utilize ground features to obscure the line of sight or deploy decoys to seduce tracking systems. It distinguishes situ­ations where numerous targets undertake coordinated evasive maneuvers, handling crossing and temporarily obscured targets. It provides the ability for the operator to determine target priority.
The ADEPT5000’s high performance video capabilities are not limited to analysis of sensor signals. An additional co-processor enables advanced graphical overlays. This uses an open inter­face, making it easy to master graphics and menus on a PC, using off-the-shelf tools. Powerful color graphics rendering and compositing hardware supports flexible and clear outputs.
Easily programmed custom symbology and graphics overlays
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