A thermal image reveals differences in infrared intensity. Measurements in several spectral bands provide additional information that helps distinguish between materials.
In 2009, a spectrophotometer built in Wrocław measured the Sun’s X-rays from orbit through a deep solar minimum. Two engineers from the team that built it now own the electronics and the housing of MIRGUARD 614.
Different heat sources can produce similar hotspots in a single-channel thermal image. We want to test this with a European manufacturer of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), on its own airframe: can MIRGUARD 614, a 6–14 μm spectral payload, distinguish relevant heat-source classes and reduce the alerts an operator checks by hand?
MIRORES has been selected for the first edition of the MilTech Acceleration Program, implemented by Akces NCBR in strategic cooperation with the Polish Ministry of National Defence.
Last weekend, MIRORES joined the 11th CASSINI Hackathon as an official partner, with our CEO Jakub Ciążela mentoring 109 innovators in Wrocław.
Out of 322 entries, MIRORES has emerged as a leader in the Ministry of National Defence’s latest innovation drive.
In an interview with Polskie Radio Rzeszów, Jakub Ciążela, shared how MIRORES is contributing to this shift by developing technologies that can identify the resources needed to support future lunar missions.
As Poland marks 10 years with ESA, MIRORES CEO Jakub Ciążela joined the SpaceShield Summit to discuss the strategic future of lunar mining.
Dr. Zalewska joined host Klaudia Kowalczyk to discuss the current state of Martian research and the challenges facing future explorers.
MIRORES CEO Jakub Ciążela on why Helium-3 at $20M/kg is driving the new lunar gold rush.