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Australia's Sentiengt Software is developing the latest version of its "Kestrel" software package, which includes automatic stabilization, application analysis, target classification and CPU load reduction. The idea is to enable the operator to extract useful information from the image more quickly and easily.
“Red Dragonfly†is designed to find targets that are too small for the operator to observe or that are too slow to move. The basic version of "Red Dragonfly" can add a limited number of red frames around the moving target in the unmarked scene, and the task of detecting the target is well accomplished. The latest version of the software is a corresponding upgrade and optimized version of the company's feedback from customers in East, South America and Africa. It helps operators quickly analyze and interpret targets, and distributes useful information to downstream users to make more Good operational decision making.
The automatic stabilization function of the “Red Dragonfly†software compensates for unstable images generated by small drones and significantly reduces the workload of the processing system. In addition, it can amplify any target in the field of view without the need for sensors to detect again. The new version of the software allows users to analyze the environment faster, ask for areas of interest and quickly distribute information and images to other departments, and aggregate the geographic data, progress, size and direction of specific targets of interest. Distribute together. By sharing the target information with the push of a button, the time from the sensor to the shooter is greatly reduced, which is beneficial for the user to make good and fast decisions. 
The ability to automatically detect and track targets in real-time FMV images, whether in visible or spectral (IR) sections, is increasing, even for images acquired on less stable small drone platforms that can sink and track.