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Oscar

scar is a German-developed product that uses two thermal and one optical camera to scan the water ahead of the boat for obstacles. The lower-resolution thermal inputs give it the ability to ‘see’ at night, while the optical camera adds an extra element of security during daylight hours. ‘Thermal will give the most accurate result no matter if it’s day or night,’ explains marketing manager

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