Which Spectre Dynamics product fits your work?
A clear guide to six products: team maps, FPV drones, visual tracking, observation, video capture and private LTE/5G networks.
Spectre Dynamics has six product lines, each with a specific role. Start with the work your team needs to do, then choose the equipment, software and network that support it.
Start with your team's needs
| Your team needs to… | Start with… |
|---|---|
| See team positions and coordinate on a shared map | SpectreTAK |
| Select an FPV drone or discuss manufacturing and assembly | Spectre FPV |
| Explore a visual tracking system | Reaper Eye |
| Plan a reconnaissance or observation UAV project | Spectre Scout |
| View, record or stream received Analog FPV video | SpectreCast |
| Plan a private field network, including UAV control over LTE/5G | Meridian Private LTE/5GAvailable for order |
What each product does
1. SpectreTAK — team maps and coordination
SpectreTAK brings team positions, map markers and device health into a shared view. It connects supported TAK clients and mesh radios through configured gateways, while its web console helps manage devices and network status.
Start here when: your team needs to see where people are, share map information and coordinate through supported clients.
Explore SpectreTAK · Read the TAK and mesh connection guide
2. Spectre FPV — FPV drone platforms
Spectre FPV is our FPV drone product line, developed in Thailand. The team also provides UAV manufacturing and drone assembly services, with equipment and evaluation scope agreed for each project.
Start here when: you are choosing an FPV platform for training or observation, or discussing a drone manufacturing and assembly project.
Explore Spectre FPV · Discuss UAV manufacturing and assembly
3. Reaper Eye — visual tracking
Reaper Eye is our visual tracking product line. Its product page introduces the visual system through supplied imagery; equipment compatibility and an evaluation are discussed with the team.
Start here when: your project needs a discussion of visual tracking requirements and suitable equipment.
4. Spectre Scout — reconnaissance and observation
Spectre Scout covers UAV projects focused on reconnaissance and observation. The platform, sensors and the way information is reviewed or shared are selected for the project.
Start here when: you need to assess an area, observe a location or define an observation UAV setup.
5. SpectreCast — received video onto a screen
SpectreCast brings video from a compatible Analog FPV receiver into OBS Studio through a capture device. The setup can be configured for viewing, recording and streaming to a chosen destination.
Start here when: you already receive Analog FPV video and want to put it on a computer or shared screen, record it or distribute it.
Explore SpectreCast · Read the Analog FPV video workflow
6. Meridian Private LTE/5G — a private field network
Available for order. Meridian Private LTE/5G is a private mobile network for tactical operations and disaster response. Connect compatible field devices, SpectreTAK, MANET radios through suitable IP gateways, and UAV control, flight telemetry and video. The system comprises a Core Network, SIM cards, Nano/Micro Cellsite equipment and Internet Backhaul. User and Video Streaming capacity depend on the specifications selected by the customer.
Start here when: you are planning connectivity for an operational area and want to evaluate a private LTE/5G network with your team's equipment.
UAV Control over LTE/5G requires a compatible ground control station, autopilot and communication gateway. Their operation, network performance and behaviour when the connection is lost must be evaluated together before flight use.
Explore Meridian Private LTE/5G · See UAV Control over LTE/5G
How they can work together
These examples help define a project. The equipment and connection paths need to be agreed and evaluated for the chosen configuration.
Example 1: a team coordinating observation from a command post
- Spectre Scout or Spectre FPV: discuss the UAV platform that fits the observation task.
- SpectreCast: bring a compatible receiver's Analog FPV video onto a computer for viewing, recording or configured streaming.
- SpectreTAK: coordinate team positions and shared map information alongside the video workflow.
Start by choosing the UAV and checking the receiver output. Then define how the command post will view the video and how the team will share map information.
Example 2: a temporary network for disaster response
- Meridian Private LTE/5G: select a private network for connectivity in the response area; the product is available for order.
- SpectreTAK: plan team positions and map information for incident coordination.
- MANET radios and UAV: evaluate IP gateways, video paths and, where supported, UAV control and flight telemetry over LTE/5G.
Start with the area, power supply, number of users and existing radios and UAV equipment. These determine the network and installation scope.
Tell us what your team needs to do
Bring four things to the conversation:
- The task: team coordination, FPV, observation, video or a field network.
- Your current equipment: phones, TAK clients, radios, UAV, receivers and ground control station.
- The operating area: where the system will run, the number of users and available power and connectivity.
- The result you need: shared maps, video viewing or recording, UAV control, or a system evaluation.
Contact Spectre Dynamics to discuss the products and configuration that fit your project. Our Test Labs in Trang and Phatthalung develop and test eNB and UE. The Core Network is located in Krabi, Thailand. Contact the team to arrange a visit.