Dwarf 2 is a wireless portable smart telescope that can be used for both personal and professional purposes. It has a high-resolution camera and a powerful lens that gives you a clear view of objects in the sky. The telescope can be controlled using an app on your smartphone or tablet, and it can be connected to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
DWARF II is short and ingenious. It integrates with the imaging subsystem, two-way motion control, auto-focus, wireless image transmission, tracking algorithm, and a range of functions.
Telescopes have been around for centuries, and with the development of new technology, they continue to evolve. The latest version is the Dwarf 2 portable wireless smart telescope. This telescope is small enough to fit in your hand, but it still has the power to provide a clear image of objects in the sky. It operates on a wireless signal, so you can take it anywhere you want to go.
How Does Dwarf II Portable Smart Telescope Work?
Most people think of bulky, expensive pieces of equipment when they think of telescopes, but that is no longer the case. The Dwarf 2 portable wireless smart telescope is a state-of-the-art telescope that can be easily transported and used by anyone. This innovative telescope is perfect for amateur astronomers or anyone who wants to take their love of stargazing to the next level.
The Dwarf II Portable Smart Telescope is using two cameras: a telephoto camera and a wide-angle. The wide-angle camera can capture normal photos or show them on the screen, while the telephoto camera works very much like an ordinary camera lens and can take closeups. To take a photo using any of the two cameras, just use the wide-angle-capable camera to view your target and aim it there.
Dwarf 2 has a 1.3x telephoto lens with 675 mm of equivalent focal length. It can be used to capture high-resolution photographs and record the surroundings in a new way.
Equipped with a dual-core Cortex-A7 1.5 GHz processor, the Dwarf 2 Smart Space Telescope have the capabilities to automatically pan and tilt to the precise location of the sky. Several successful crowdfunded campains from Kickstarter and Indiegogo raised alsmot $2 mln from over 4000 backers.
You can record the details in distance, using Dwarf 2’s Portable Smart Telescope telephoto lens and applying wireless control, this way you can enjoy watching birds and animals from distance without disturbing them.
Specifications
| Lens | 100 mm focal length, is optimized to diffraction limit |
| Motor | 100 mm focal length, is optimized to diffraction limit |
| Sensor | SONY IMX415 Starvis, 8 million pixels, high sensitivity |
| CPU/NPU | 4-Core Cortex-A7 1.5 GHz CPU, 2 TOPS NPU |
| Aperture | 24mm |
| Focal Length | 100mm |
| Field of View | 5° (telephoto), 70° (wide angle) |
| Solar Observation | Yes |
| Autofocus | Yes |
| Battery Capacity | 5000 mAh |
| Weight | 1.4 kg |
| Width | 20.3 cm |
| Depth | 6.1 cm |
DWARF II can rotate also around on the altitude and azimuth along the movement of stars. It uses a field-rotation-correction algorithm to reduce any errors in the appearance of stars.
DWARF II can capture more than one image using a two-dimensional laser scanning method, then stitch these images into one single image. The pixel count can even reach one billion and you can even capture images with IR light!
Select the appropriate framing of the target object via DWARF App, then utilize the Object Tracking function to enable tracking. The object tracking of DWARF II is carried out by devoting various deep learning networks to computer vision, including SiamMask (in CVPR 2019), SiamRPN++ (in CVPR 2019 oral), DaSiamRPN (in ECCV 2018), SiamRPN (in CVPR 2018), and SiamFC (in ECCV 2016).
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