At the core of the DS072 lies a domestic AI chip. This chip runs proprietary intelligent image algorithms for real‑time detection and recognition. The board supports both centroid tracking and correlation filter tracking. As a result, it achieves tracking accuracy of ≤1 pixel at 120Hz. In addition, its multi‑target tracking handles up to 64 objects simultaneously. This capability is essential for complex surveillance scenarios. Operators can lock onto targets in several ways. For example, point selection, box selection, or crosshair‑center locking are available. Moreover, an automatic search‑and‑lock mode further enhances flexibility. Consequently, you stay in control even in dynamic situations. The ultra‑light tracking board overlays rich OSD information. This includes target boxes, crosshairs, scale indicators, compass data, and geolocation details. Furthermore, an integrated 100M Ethernet port streams RTSP video for remote monitoring. Additionally, the board supports 16× electronic zoom and onboard photo/video recording. Files are easily accessed via FTP. Finally, because custom AI models trained with SpeedDP can be deployed, the DS072 adapts rapidly to new threats like airships. In short, the board combines high‑performance tracking with an ultra‑light design tailored for UAV missions.

Developing accurate AI models for niche targets like airships used to require months of work. However, the SpeedDP AI development platform streamlines the entire process. It automates annotation, model training, and evaluation. The DS072 board, with its embedded AI vision, integrates seamlessly with SpeedDP. As a result, models can be deployed to the field immediately. The platform’s auto‑labeling feature dramatically reduces human effort.

In just a few hours, you can train a robust airship detection model from limited sample data. Moreover, the model works under varied lighting and backgrounds. SpeedDP’s evaluation tools rely on industry‑standard metrics like mAP50 and mAP50‑95. These metrics verify detection accuracy. Precision–recall analysis also ensures low false alarm rates. Therefore, the DS072 AI video tracking board can be quickly customized for emerging threats.

As shown in the video above, the SpeedDP toolchain covers the full AI development cycle. Once the custom recognition model is finalized, you deploy it to the DS072 ultra‑light tracking board via a network firmware update. No hardware changes are needed. This onboard AI, combined with custom models, makes the DS072 an ideal UAV payload board for airship detection and beyond.