Ground-based high-speed cameras can only tell part of the story. Mounting a true scientific-grade high-speed camera on a drone gives engineers and researchers an aerial vantage point that gantries, cranes and hoists can't easily reach - and doesn't rely on putting a camera operator at risk anywhere near the test.

Our high-speed camera system is integrated directly onto DJI Matrice 350 and 400 Series drones, or onto our own proprietary Flight Platform, turning an airborne asset into a precise imaging tool. This isn't simply an action camera bolted onto a drone frame - it's the same class of SinceVision high-speed camera used in ground-based rigs, engineered to survive flight, vibration and impact while delivering live video feedback and real slow-motion test data.

Why put a high-speed camera on a drone?

• Reduce operator risk: ballistics tests, blast events and impact trials often require an elevated camera angle. Traditionally that's meant a gantry, crane or a person operating a camera far too close to the action. A drone-mounted high-speed camera removes people from the hazard area entirely.
• Capture angles nothing else can reach: standing waves on a quarry rockface during blasting, the full arc of an arena ballistics test or automotive and rail impact events from directly overhead - a drone-mounted camera can be repositioned instantly, with no fixed rigging required.
• Synchronize with your existing set-up: the system is designed to run alongside ground-based high-speed cameras, so aerial footage can be time-synchronized with existing data streams for a complete, multi-angle recording of the same event.