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Carbon nanotube applications and luminescence-based imaging with SWIR cameras
By Xenics
Examples of how deeply cooled scientific SWIR InGaAs cameras are being used as enabling technologies for luminescence- based imaging of nanotubes.
Going polarised - Polarisation adds a new perspective to the imaging industry
By Lucid Vision Labs
Lucid Vision Labs provides a deeper insight into how polarising light works.
JAI white paper: How does prism technology help to achieve superior colour image quality?
By JAI
This white paper outlines the advantages of prism-based 3-CMOS R-G-B area scan camera technology compared to single sensor Bayer mosaic cameras for colour applications in machine vision and medical/microscopy imaging.
Modulation Transfer Function (MTF)
By Edmund Optics
The Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) curve reflects how a lens reproduces contrast as spatial frequency (resolution) varies. MTF curves can be used to compare the performance of multiple lenses. Changing almost any setting on a vision system will change the performance characteristics of the curve.
Beyond the Specifications: Comparing the Next Generation Interfaces
By FLIR Systems
This article provides an overview and comparison of the next generation of the Ethernet, USB, Camera Link, and CoaXpress standards, and introduces Thunderbolt3 as an interface to watch.
Meeting Automation Challenges with Vision Guided Robotics
By Teledyne DALSA
Industrial robots can cut costs and increase productivity in virtually every manufacturing sector, but they have a major shortcoming – they can’t ‘see’. Now a new generation of robots guided by advanced machine vision is taking robots far beyond the repetitive tasks typically found in mass production.
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