Build Your Sensor

The LATTICE L1 is a single-module array — one LATTICE 3.2MP camera module assembled with heatsinks, a UV-resistant ventilated cowl, and a 1/4-20 tripod mount, ready to deploy out of the box. Choose your module configuration above: select a lens field of view (L87 wide or L41 narrow) and a spectral filter to match your application.

Every L1 ships fully assembled and tested. Your configuration is not permanent — LATTICE modules can be swapped in the field as your requirements change, so the sensor you order today can be reconfigured for a different application tomorrow.

What's Included

The L1 array includes the LATTICE camera module, 1/4-20 tripod thread, aluminum heatsinks for passive thermal management, and a ventilated cowl that blocks direct sunlight while allowing airflow — keeping the camera cool even in sustained outdoor deployments. The camera module itself is fully sealed to IP67 (dust-tight and submersible to 1m), and all rear connectors — M12 X-coded GigE Ethernet (PoE) and M8 trigger sync — are waterproof. An M12-to-RJ45 Ethernet cable is required to connect to standard network infrastructure (add above and explore more accessories here).

A single Ethernet cable delivers power, data, and camera control. No external power supply required.

Choose Your Configuration

Select your lens and filter combination to match your use case:

Lens options: The L87 wide lens (3.5mm, f/2.8, 90° horizontal) covers broad scenes for area monitoring, canopy coverage, and aerial imaging. The L41 narrow lens (9.6mm, f/3.0, 41° horizontal) offers tighter framing for targeted measurement at greater standoff distances.

Filter options: An M3C color module carries a 3-channel filter set. RGN (Red, Green, NIR) is the most common choice for vegetation indices like NDVI. OCN (Orange, Cyan, NIR) provides an alternative band combination for certain crop and soil analyses. NGB (NIR, Green, Blue) is suited for water quality and coastal monitoring. Those three are calibrated narrowband sets. RGB is a conventional color camera for reference imagery and visual inspection — its channels are not calibrated and overlap as any color camera’s do, so it is a visual record rather than a measurement. An M3M mono module carries one narrowband filter instead, chosen from 23 options between 385nm and 988nm.

Not sure which configuration you need? Start with the L87 lens and RGN filter — it's the most versatile combination for vegetation and environmental monitoring. You can always swap to a different module later.

Scales When You Do

The L1 gives you one bay: a calibrated three-band set, or a single narrowband channel. When your application needs wider spectral coverage, step up to a LATTICE L2, L3, or L4 array in the cowled frames, or to the larger open frames — the L5, L6, L6V, L8V, and L9 — which carry five to nine modules and mix M3M monochrome modules in for narrowband depth. Adding bays is how you add spectral coverage, and all modules in a multi-module array capture simultaneously with less than 100μs sync offset and pixel-accurate band registration via global shutter.
Every LATTICE array connects to the same Chloros processing pipeline. Calibration targets, DAQ ambient light sensors, and Chloros+ automation features work identically whether you're running one, nine, or a hundred camera modules.

L1 Array Specifications