XCAM, the Northampton-based digital imaging specialist, is developing a variant of its Nuscis electronics for the context imager in Craft Prospect’s Salient project. In Salient, the Glasgow-based Craft Prospect will be using its on-board processing algorithms in a data processing module to perform autonomous detection and decision making for spacecraft operations. These will be based on image data provided by ...
Heterogeneous and adaptive distributed compute systems are required for image processing, data privacy, security, patient safety and accuracy, argues Subh Bhattacharya. Healthcare applications have become significantly more complex in recent years. These new and demanding applications present fresh challenges for next‑generation medical instruments. Endoscopy for example, demands almost zero latency and real-time capabilities, complex image signal processing (ISP) capabilities and simultaneous ...
Terahertz video at 6frame/s and with 32 x 32 pixels has been achieved by a team led by Professor Emma Pickwell-MacPherson from the University of Warwick, working with the Chinese University of Hong Kong. “Their terahertz camera reached 100 times faster acquisition than the previous state-of-the-art without adding any significant costs to the system or sacrificing the sub-picosecond temporal resolution needed ...
Researchers from the University of Wuppertal in Germany have created a THz signal source array for computational imaging, which allows a single-pixel camera – one THz receiver – to form images. This type of computational imaging involves bathing the object to be photographed in varying light fields and measuring the amplitude of light that passes by. Knowing the various patterns ...
Vehicle-to-vehicle communications, LED headlights and image processing are emerging as the most interesting electronics technologies for car design writes Richard Wilson.
Oxford-based start-up Eykona Medical has developed a medical imaging system which can be used in the measuring and characterising diabetic wounds
"The increased resolution is well timed with advances in processing speeds and with the emergence of new higher speed interfaces like USB3.0,” said Gareth Powell from e2v
e2v will manage the whole of the supply chain for the sensors, from the in-house design, to the qualification and delivery of the sub-assembly, including the CMOS imaging sensor itself
“In 2011, handheld game consoles will be the first 3D-enabled mobile device to surpass 1 million units annually,” said In-Stat’s report.
Intersil has developed an image correction technology for fisheye lenses used in analogue cameras.
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