Practical references for selecting and validating industrial cameras, image sensors, SWIR, NIR, and optical systems.
Glass Imagingโs camera-specific Neural ISP models lens and sensor characteristics to improve image processing. This article looks at its HONOR 600 deployment, its case for co-designing optics and software, and what remains unproven about the technology and OpenAIโs reported acquisition.
World Cup officiating technology is moving beyond simple video review and turning stadiums into real-time data spaces. This post explains how goal-line technology, semi-automated offside, connected-ball data, and optical tracking systems help improve both fairness and the flow of the game.
As supply-chain risks grow around InP and InGaAs-based materials, not every SWIR application necessarily requires an InGaAs sensor. Below 1,100 nm, silicon-based BSI CMOS can be a practical alternative in terms of cost and supply stability. This article looks at the technical boundary between InGaAs and silicon.
The LSSTCam is an observational camera with 3.2 gigapixels, 189 sensors, and processes tens of GB of data per second. This article briefly and clearly summarizes the key specifications and structure of the LSSTCam, explaining why it is called the 'world's largest camera.'
An overview of the Arducam Quad 12MP (IMX477) color camera and how to connect it.