Fraunhofer IZM, together with TecVenture, Optrontec Inc. and Kaist, has developed a highspeed camera equipped with a multi-lens array that enables images to be taken with an extended depth of field. Depending on the application, the camera is equipped with an appropriate lens and the image is focused on a full-frame sensor. A multi-lens or polarizing filter array developed by Kaist and Optrontec is placed in the optical path between the image sensor and the lens. The recording speed is 2.000fps.
Fraunhofer-Institut IZM
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