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Adimec demonstrates CMOSIS and ON Semi high-resolution camera series and other imaging advances at AIMEX 2015
Machine vision, healthcare, and global security cameras demonstrated in TS Corp and JUN Vision booth #P100
Rugged Cameras for Airborne Payloads
Airborne sensor systems on manned or unmanned vehicles provide wide area observation, autonomous tracking, coordinate generation, positive identification from the air to the ground, and more.
What can you do with 4 electrons of read noise now from a CMOS industrial camera – half of that of a CCD
We talked about the improved sensitivity of latest generation CMOS image sensors compared to CCD – see here for the details. For the CCD and CMOS image sensors we measured quantum efficiency and read noise, we also collected video and images at various light levels from our subsequent cameras.
CCD versus CMOS in global security applications
With the move from standard resolution to HD for full motion video in global security applications to improve detection, recognition, and identification capabilities, there is then the question of what HD image sensor and camera are the best.
New CMOS HD Daylight Cameras at SPIE DSS 2015
At the 2015 edition of the SPIE Defense and Security Symposium event in Baltimore, MD., held April 21st through April 23rd Adimec will display and discuss the enhancements to its TMX series of rugged full HD COTS cameras to provide full motion video in daylight on airborne payloads, long-range observations systems, and other sensor system architectures.
New Rugged CMOS cameras from Adimec at SPIE DSS 2015
This week at the 2015 SPIE DSS, Adimec (booth #929) introduces the expanded TMX series of rugged COTS cameras for the global security market to include global shutter CMOS image sensor-based versions.
CCD versus CMOS Update
For the past few weeks we have provided some updates on the performance of the latest CCD and CMOS industrial image sensors.
CCD versus CMOS in low light live in action at DSS 2015
At the SPIE DSS 2015, we demonstrated our rugged CCD (TMX7-DHD) and CMOS (TMX74) cameras. The performance is compared live in full light and then low light when the cover is closed.
CCD and CMOS image sensors – our predictions for the future
CCD versus CMOS Today
CCD and CMOS rugged cameras for long-range observation systems
The proliferation of mission critical imaging systems in recent years is a result of heightened security concerns and intensified surveillance at airports, seaports, in cities, at borders, in warzones, etc. Long-range observation and designator systems have been installed on permanent and mobile platforms to provide 24-hour surveillance and early warning detection.