Ukrainian thermal and daytime camera manufacturer #VisionForDefense
Kyiv, Ukraine
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How does a thermal camera see in complete darkness?
Every object with a temperature above absolute zero (−273 °C) emits infrared energy. The higher the surface temperature, the more intense the radiation. A thermal camera captures it and turns it into an image.
▪️ Microbolometer: the “heart.” Converts IR-induced temperature changes into an electric signal.
▪️ Image processing: a processor amplifies the signal into the operator’s thermal image.
▪️ Cables: the “nervous system.” Kurbas cameras offer shielded cables for stability under EMI.
Odd Systems thermal and daytime cameras are available via oddsystems.io, WhatsApp, or email. We configure cameras for your platform or task and offer a wide choice of lenses.
WhatsApp: +38 067 641 3434
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▪️ Microbolometer: the “heart.” Turns IR heat into an electrical signal.
▪️ Processor: turns the signal into a thermal image.
▪️ Cables: the “nervous system.” Shielded options available for EMI resistance.
Order @SystemsOdd thermal and daytime cameras via oddsystems.io, WhatsApp, or email. We configure cameras for your platform or task and offer a wide range of lenses.
WhatsApp: +38 067 641 3434
Email: [email protected]
Ukraine’s defense industry has become a global leader in drone warfare. But this advantage has a weak spot: electronics that are still made in China, Russia’s key ally.
That’s the subject of a new @AP piece featuring comments from Andrii Taganskyi, VP of Product at @SystemsOdd.
Formally, Chinese parts make up just 5% of all components, but “without those 5%, there is no camera.”
That’s why Odd Systems’ ultimate goal is full technological sovereignty: its own sensors, its own lenses, and a plant to produce them.
As a reminder, last week @SystemsOdd and @thefourthlawai announced Project Foundation, an initiative to build their own production capacity for thermal sensors.
Read the full piece: apnews.com/article/ukraine-d…
Kurbas, the most widely used Ukrainian-made thermal camera on the frontline, is taking a step toward U.S. production.
@thefourthlawai & @SystemsOdd have signed an MoU with American defense tech company Performance Drone Works (@PDW_ai).
Today, Kurbas is supplied to more than 200 drone manufacturers. It flies on many types of unmanned systems, from Shahed interceptors to strike drones. As a reminder, our team is at @AUSAorg 2026 in Washington, D.C. this week, including Igor Nakonechnyi, CEO of Project Foundation.
Read more:
oddsystems.io/pdw-fourth-law…
Why does your thermal video feed suddenly freeze?
Here’s the thing. To remove noise and heat artifacts, the camera periodically closes and reopens a built-in shutter. It’s called the sensor’s auto-calibration or NUC (Non-Uniformity Correction).
What you can do now:
▪️ Move control to the remote: turn off auto-calibration completely and trigger sensor correction manually.
▪️ Fine-tune the automation: set your own shutter triggers (by time interval or temperature change) for a specific flight scenario.