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Embedded vision module

Cormorant N6

Onboard AI for autonomous aircraft. Designed for supply chain resilience.

The Cormorant N6 embedded vision module — a milled aluminium body with a lens at its face, lit against a dark field.

Cormorant N6 — camera module

01Product overview

Cormorant N6

High Performance. Low SWaP. At the Edge.

The Cormorant N6 combines a high-performance image sensor, an integrated AI accelerator, and embedded vision processing in a compact, low-power module. It is engineered to maximize European sourcing and reduce dependence on fragile global supply chains. It captures, processes, and interprets imagery entirely onboard, eliminating the need for a companion computer while reducing system size, weight, power, and integration complexity.

<50 g
Module weight
<1 W
Power draw
Front and side schematic views of the Cormorant N6, dimensioned at 38 × 38 × 44 mm.

02Supply chain

European by design

European by design.

Engineered to maximize European sourcing and reduce dependence on fragile global supply chains — from silicon to final assembly.

  1. 01Maximized European sourcing
  2. 02ITAR-free architecture
  3. 03China-free components
  4. 04European assembly and test

03Capabilities

What it delivers

  • 01

    Self-Contained

    Optimized for real-time onboard AI vision processing in demanding applications.

  • 02

    SWaP Optimized

    Compact, lightweight, and under 1 W for easy integration into size and power-constrained platforms.

  • 03

    Mission Adaptable

    Supports a broad range of vision capabilities without hardware redesign.

04How it works

Camera → processing → autopilot

  1. Step 01

    Live imagery

    The onboard camera continuously captures the terrain below the aircraft.

  2. Step 02

    Onboard processing

    Live frames are processed by the integrated AI accelerator, on the module itself.

  3. Step 03

    Interpretation

    Imagery is interpreted entirely onboard — no companion computer.

  4. Step 04

    Flight controller

    Results stream straight into the autopilot via MAVLink or DroneCAN.

05Technical specifications

Cormorant N6

Core processor
STM32 N6 with 600 Gops NN accelerator, 64MB RAM
Image sensors
Global Shutter (2.3 Mpx color), Rolling Shutter (12 Mpx color), LWIR (QVGA)
Resolution & framerate
1920×1200 @ 120 fps or 4608×2592 @ 15 fps (or lower resolution at larger fps, SW selectable)
Interfaces
UART (MAVLink), CAN bus (DroneCAN), USB Video
Programming environment
OpenMV-compatible (MicroPython), SDCard for code and models
Operating voltage
5 V ±10% (optional I/O board: 5 V DC or 6–36 V DC)
Power consumption
<1 W
Form factor
35 × 35 mm, 25 g (board only)

06 — Contact

Bring onboard vision to your platform.

Evaluation units, integration questions, OEM volumes — write to us directly.

Contact us

Kalin Stoyanov

kalin@eutactica.com

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