MicaSense RedEdge-P Dual Multispectral upgrade kit (For Current Users of RedEdge-P)

Overview

MicaSense RedEdge-P Dual Multispectral Upgrade Kit: Ten Bands from the RedEdge-P You Already Fly

The MicaSense RedEdge-P Dual Multispectral Upgrade Kit adds the RedEdge-P Blue sensor to your existing RedEdge-P, giving you 10 synchronized narrow bands in a single pass over the field. Global shutter imaging, automatic triggering, and geotagging keep every frame aligned and ready for processing.

Operators who already fly a RedEdge-P add only the Blue sensor, and the base camera stays right where it is on your aircraft. With pan-sharpening, spatial resolution reaches 2 cm (0.8 in) per pixel, compared with roughly 10 m (32 ft) from Landsat and Sentinel satellite data. The kit does not include the RedEdge-P, a DLS2, or a CRP2.

Five bands answer some field questions and leave others open, and this upgrade closes that gap without replacing the camera you already fly. Synchronized capture keeps all ten bands aligned in a single pass, which makes datasets easier to process and defend when a crop, wetland, or shoreline survey gets reviewed.

Highlights

• Ten synchronized bands: Blue sensor pairs with RedEdge-P for simultaneous capture
• Ocean blue band: 444 nm channel supports aquatic vegetation and algae mapping
• Red edge coverage: three red edge bands support advanced plant stress analysis
• Narrow bands: tight bandwidths improve spectral data accuracy in every capture
• Global shutter: distortion-free frames with bands aligned across every capture
• Fast capture: up to 3 raw DNG images per second
• Pan-sharpening: delivers 2 cm (0.8 in) per pixel spatial resolution
• Double calibration: DLS2 and CRP2 support reliable data in varying light
• RTK enabled: supports RTK positioning for accurately georeferenced mapping data
• Platform compatibility: works with most professional drone platforms such as DJI
• Crop health analysis: monitor chlorophyll levels and detect plant stress early
• Weed identification: separate crops from weeds for targeted field management