Technology now allows us to read facial expressions and identify which of the seven universal emotions a person is feeling: fear, anger, joy, sadness, disgust, surprise, or suspicion. This is very useful in video game development, medicine, marketing, and, perhaps less obviously, in driver safety. We know that in addition to fatigue, the emotional state of the driver is a risk factor.
Lumidigm®, part of HID Global®, today announced that its multispectral imaging fingerprint sensors, as part of a solution created by VaxTrac, will help to stop vaccine waste at 31 new clinics in southern Benin, West Africa. The latest version of the VaxTrac system uses fingerprints of both mother and child for more robust identification.
Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company and global leader in digital X-Ray image sensing, today introduced two new models in its Shad-o-Box HS X-ray detector line. The new Shad-o-Box 3K HS and Shad-o-Box 6K HS cameras will be featured at Vision China,taking place at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, booth #1322, March 18-20th.
Cameras with hyperspectral sensors can observe far more than the human eye. Unlike the retina, which has only three color receptors (red, green and blue), these sensors can generate 130 different color values per pixel. Using this high-grade color resolution, an entire range of different materials can be differentiated impeccably – even if, at first glance, they appear the same to the human eye.
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Fiber Optic Sensor Market 2014-2018" report to their offering.
Dongbu HiTek today confirmed that its specialized foundry processing is enabling the volume production of enhanced CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) chips developed by Foveon for its parent company, Sigma Corporation.
Consumer demand for high-quality imaging capabilities, enhanced viewing experience, and power saving capabilities in cell phones, tablets, and industrial machine vision will lend momentum to the global optical and image sensors market. Evolving opportunities in the automotive, security and medical sectors will further drive the development of high-performance, high-priced sensors with features such as wide dynamic range and low-light sensitivity.
In response to significant customer demand and the rapidly expanding uses for infrared enhanced CMOS image sensors, SiOnyx today announced the launch of the XQE™ technology licensing program. The program allows sensor designers and manufacturers to independently produce their own products leveraging the company’s proprietary Black Silicon XQE process.
Keeping a spare on hand simply makes sense. Just as drivers keep spare tires on hand to replace a flat or blowout, NASA routinely maintains "spares," too. These flight hardware backups allow NASA to seamlessly continue work in the unlikely event something goes down for a repair. When projects end, these handy spares can sometimes find second lives in new areas for use.
CMOSIS, the leading European supplier of advanced CMOS image sensors, announces the CMV8000, its latest high-speed 8 MP/105 fps image sensor at the occasion of VisionChina Shanghai 2014.
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