Atlas puts the whole sky on your screen and, in the Twin configuration, collects twice the light in every image.

ATLAS – Smart telescopes​ that grow with you

Atlas brings together a mount with Sky Guard, an all-sky camera that lets you choose your targets directly in the live sky, and one or two 80mm imaging modules coupled through the Sky Dock interface. Each imaging module combines the optics and its own color sensor. In the Single configuration, you get a complete instrument from the first night. In the Twin configuration, two imaging modules work on the same target and every image receives twice the light. In both cases the mount is the same, and it is built to grow with you.

Product Details

Atlas is a modular smart telescope: a motorized mount that stays, one or two 80 mm imaging modules (optics and camera in one) that clip onto it in seconds, and automatic pointing controlled from your smartphone, showing you the deep sky in color on your screen, with no setup at all.

USB-C, microSD

Expandable microSD storage, Wi-Fi 6, 60 W USB-C, IP64, replaceable battery; 10-year mount / 5-year module warranty

The Gaia app

No prior knowledge needed: the app guides you step by step, from switching on to your first image in minutes, and produces exceptional deep-sky images on its own

Skydock, ready to evolve.  

One architecture​, infinite possibilities​. The product is built to be modular and evolve with its owner​.

Wide field, bright

80 mm apochromatic optics and a Sony IMX585 sensor built for the night: 8.3 MP, up to 24 MP mosaics

TECHINICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Optics
• Aperture: 80 mm
• Focal length: 360 mm
• F/D: 4.5 per imaging module (F/3.2 equivalent)
• Optical design: Apochromatic quadruplet, 4 lenses in 3 groups (Petzval‑derived)
• Central obstruction: None
• Lens glass: 2 extra‑low dispersion elements and 1 lanthanum element
• RMS spot size: 1.5 µm (center), 1.6 µm (mid‑field), 2.5 µm (edge)
• Airy disk radius: 2.9 µm at 520 nm
• Imaging module length: Under 500 mm

Sensor
• Sensor type: Sony IMX585 (color, back‑illuminated), one per imaging module
• Definition: 3840 × 2160 (8.3 MP)
• Format: 1/1.2"
• Size: 11.2 × 6.3 mm
• Pixel size: 2.9 µm

Images & Mosaic
• Native image definition: 8.3 MP
• Max definition in mosaic mode: 32 MP
• Native field of view: 1.78° × 1.00°
• Max field of view in mosaic mode: 3.5° × 2.00°
• Live video: Sun and Moon

Mount
• Configuration: Twin, two 80 mm imaging modules
• Mount type: Alt‑azimuth
• Equatorial mode: With equatorial table accessory (second half of 2027), supported by software at launch
• Coupling interface: Sky Dock, plug‑and‑play in under 5 s, up to 3 Gbit/s per module
• Leveling: Electronic bubble level with 18‑LED ring
• Dew control: Humidity and temperature sensor driving the dew heater
• Structure: Die‑cast aluminum

Sky Guard
• Sensor: Sony IMX676, 12 MP
• Optics: 185° fisheye

Storage & Image Format
• Storage: Expandable with microSD cards
• Display format: JPEG 8‑bit
• Raw format: FITS 16‑bit
• Processing format: TIFF 16‑bit

Connectivity & Power Supply
• Wireless: WiFi 6 (2×2 MIMO), Bluetooth, NFC
• Simultaneous users: More than 10
• External connector: Weatherproof USB‑C 3.1 (60 W fast charging, data)
• Battery life: 6 hours

Filters
• Filter drawer: Automatic recognition of Vaonis filters (available late 2026)
• Standard filters: 1.25" compatible
• Solar filter: Full aperture (available late 2026)

Operating Conditions
• Protection rating: IP64
• Operating temperature: −20 °C to +40 °C

Size & Weight
• Dimensions: 41 × 10 × 31 cm
• Mount weight: 3.5 kg
• 80 mm imaging module weight: —

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WARRANTY INFO