Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing

A safe, efficient, and accurate way to obtain 3D nuclear radiation dose rate distribution. Assess the scene from a safer distance.

Traditional Solutions

  1. High Risk. Much reliable on the onsite operation and unable to avoid the risk of exposure to radiation.
  2. Slow Response. The crew is unable to response and deploy with efficiency in HAZMAT scenarios.
  3. Poor Flexibility. Unable to provide 3-D continuous distribution information for nuclear radiation inspection.

Solution Introduction

Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing + Sniffer4D V2+ UAV +Sniffer4D Mapper

  • By seamless integration with UAV platforms, Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing System generates real-time 3-D distributions of y-ray and x-ray dose/dose rate while flying. The solution can provide accurate and intuitive information, continuously serving users in emergency radiation detection & mapping, cargo nuclear radiation inspection, plant inspection, etc.

High Sensitivity & Reliable Data

Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing Solution uses energy compensation-based Geiger-Müller counter as its detection method, offering a detection limit up to 0.083uSv/h.

Thanks to the optimized algorithm Soarability developed specifically for UAV-based air monitoring in low-dose-rate applications, the system is certified with class-leading data quality in its class in terms of the size and weight.

Remote Operation for Safety First

With its small size and light weight, Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing Solution allows a Max. flight time up to 35minutes for DJI M300 (with a zoom camera) and a Max. working radius of 10km in a single mission. The solution can prevent onsite personnel from the exposure risk of nuclear radiation to the most.

Quick Response & Efficient Deployment

Combined with advantages of multi-rotor UAVs (e.g. enhanced flight performance, easy taking off & landing, autonomous cruise, waypoint hover), Sniffer4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing Solution allows the crew to respond with efficiency in multiple scenarios.

Multi-dimensional Detection & Overall Assessment

In HAZMAT scenario, Sniffer 4D Nuclear Radiation Sensing Solution offers a safe, efficient, and accurate way to obtain 3D nuclear radiation dose rate distribution in real-time, providing timely actionable insights for decision makers.

Typical Application

  • HAZMAT Response. Emergency Radiation Detection & Mapping
  • Customs. Cargo Nuclear Radiation Inspection
  • Nuclear Power Plant. Plant Inspection
  • Mining. Nuclear Radiation Mapping

Detection method

Energy Compensation – based Geiger-Müller Counter

Range

0.083μSv/h~3.5mSv/h

Theoretical resolution

0.05μSv/h

Single accumulation range

0.01μSv~16000μSv

Sensitivity

1.2μGy/h(60Co radiation source)

Energy range

30KeV~3MeV

Background level

10CPM

Power consumption

0.2W

Warm-up time

about 40s

Operating temperature

-35°C~80°C

Estimated service life

8.3×10^8μSv (10^9 pulses)

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