VoxVision / Airborne sensing

A clearer view from your aircraft.

Name: VoxVision
Brand: Voxelis

Visible and thermal imaging (EO/IR), onboard computing, and a tablet interface. VoxVision brings them together in one aircraft-mounted system.

Discuss aircraft integration

Aircraft detection · Development demonstration

UH-60 in flight with VoxVision mounted beneath the nose — UH-60

VoxVision sensor unit and gimbal mounted beneath the nose of an AS350 — AS350

VoxVision / Up close

Explore the hardware.

Imaging, sensing, and onboard computing.
See how the system comes together.

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VoxVision hardware in black with an orange gimbal shell and aluminum pitot tube

Explore the components

Visible-light camera: The main optical window provides the visible-light view.
Machine vision array: Six cameras on the unit, plus two remote cameras.
Laser rangefinders: Rangefinder apertures sit beside the main camera.
Thermal camera: The aperture below the main camera captures a thermal view.
Downward-facing camera: The underside window captures imagery of the terrain below.
Onboard computing: Onboard computers support image processing and machine-learning workloads.
Environmental sensing: Forward intakes and the pitot tube support environmental and air measurements.
Satellite positioning: Satellite positioning provides location information for the system.
Inertial sensing: An internal inertial sensor measures movement and orientation.
Vibration sensing: Sensors within the main body measure vibration.

Interactive product modelDiscuss your configuration

Strengthen your bid.

Offer mission data agencies can specify when contracting aircraft. Equipped aircraft can strengthen bids and support discussions about higher rates.

Give crews a better view.

Use visible and thermal views to examine the fire, inspect water pickups, and review drops.

Share the live view.

Share a live view with authorized ground teams and let them direct the gimbal.

Deliver the findings.

Send recordings and fire-scan findings to the ground in near real time for review and coordination.

VoxVision / Form & coverage

Built around the aircraft.

Explore the unit from three angles,
then see the camera arrangement.

Explore the platformHardware Camera arrangement

VoxVision product rendering viewed from the front

Dimensions: 385 × 260 × 273 mm
Unit weight: ≈7 kg / 15 lb · mounting additional

Conceptual camera arrangement shown around a helicopter, with overlapping viewing volumes

A view shaped by the mission.

Camera arrangement shown for illustration. Coverage and sensor configuration are confirmed for each installation.

A tablet in the aircraft cockpit displaying a thermal view of the terrain

Available today

See it. Map it. Share it.

Camera views on the iPad. Fire scans provide automatic detections, mapped extent, temperature estimates, and exports; VoxNet shares the results with authorized ground teams.

Explore the VoxNet data platform

Illuminated tablet and instruments inside an aircraft cockpit after dark

Built to evolve

Better over time. Updated over the air.

VoxVision receives software improvements over the air as they become available, adding capability to the system already on your aircraft.

Available today

Distributed live intelligence.

Airborne sensing · Onboard AI · Connected teams

Over-the-air updates

Planned capabilities

Awareness & warnings

Aircraft and other hazard detection, with warnings for the crew.
Mission-specific models

Search and rescue, patrol, and other mission profiles.
Crew assistance

Mission automation, intercom integration and voice control to reduce hands-on interaction.
Sharing between aircraft

Exchange observations across equipped aircraft to support a wider operational picture.

Availability will depend on your installed hardware, aircraft integration and applicable approvals. We’ll confirm which updates fit your configuration.

Your aircraft. Your operation.

Plan your installation.

Start with your aircraft model, mission, and required outputs. We’ll review mounting, power, certification scope, and the crew workflow.

Practical details

Before you equip an aircraft.

How does the crew use VoxVision?

Observation crews use the iPad to examine the fire and share findings with other resources. Suppression crews use the camera during water pickups and drops and record drop effects.

How is aircraft compatibility confirmed?

Voxelis carries out certification work and holds the installation approvals. We review the airframe, installation configuration, and applicable approval scope with you before confirming fit.

Can the installed system be updated?

Yes. VoxVision receives software improvements over the air. New capabilities depend on installed hardware, aircraft integration, and applicable approvals.

Is internet connectivity included?

No. Live streaming, remote gimbal control, and near-real-time delivery require high-speed internet, supplied separately. We’ll review connectivity requirements for your operation.

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