Imec and its partners in the Belgian project Q-Comirse presented the first prototype SWIR sensor based on indium arsenide quantum dot photodiodes. The sensor demonstrated successful 1390nm imaging results, offering an environmentally-friendly alternative to first-generation quantum dots that contain lead, which limited their widespread manufacturing. The proof-of-concept is a critical step toward mass-market infrared imaging with low-cost and non-toxic photodiodes.
At the heart of Opto’s solino surface measurement system lies a computer-aided imaging approach.
JAI is expanding its Wave Series with two SWIR GigE Vision line-scan cameras featuring 12.5×12.5µm pixels.
AT Sensors introduces the C7 XCS 3070 3D laser profile sensor which boasts an X-axis resolution of 7.8µm within a 24mm field of view, enabling it to capture…
Optris is expanding its CTi pyrometer platform to include the digital interfaces Ethercat and IO-Link.
Vision Components offers a MIPI CSI-2 cable featuring a connector board for trigger input and flash output.
Mike Weccardt is the new CEO of Stemmer Imaging. He succeeds Paul Scholten, who took over as interim CEO almost six months…
