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6th Fraunhofer IMS Workshop CMOS Imaging EXTENDING THE DIMENSIONSAnnual report 2011First Edition „CMOS Image Sensors Compact“High-speed CMOS sensors provide better imagesFlying 3D eye-bots

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Flying 3D eye-bots

02.05.2012

They can be deployed as additional surveillance resources during major events, or as high-resolution 3D street imaging systems. Intelligent swarms of aerial drones are a universally useful tool for police, crisis managers and urban planners. Special 3D sensors developed by Fraunhofer researchers ens...[more]

First Edition „CMOS Image Sensors Compact“

02.05.2012

We have the pleasure of inviting you to read about the latest CMOS Imager news of Fraunhofer IMS. This is the first edition of an information service that will be distributed quarterly in the future. In this way we want to communicate technical aspects, news, meeting possibilities on conferences or ...[more]

Annual Report 2011

27.02.2012

For Fraunhofer IMS the year 2011 was characterized by the stabilization of the high level reached in the previous year. With an increasing number of employees in comparison to the previous year, the operating budget in 2011 amounted to 25,8 million euros. Therefore the good results of 2010 could be ...[more]

High-speed CMOS sensors provide better images

03.01.2012

Conventional CMOS image sensors are not suitable for low-light applications such as fluorescence, since large pixels arranged in a matrix do not support high readout speeds. A new optoelectronic component speeds up this process. It has already been patented. CMOS image sensors have long since been...[more]

6th Fraunhofer IMS Workshop CMOS Imaging EXTENDING THE DIMENSIONS

19.10.2011

June 12th and 13th, 2012 Objectives and ScopeThe past CMOS Imaging Workshops were a great success andwere met with very high interest. We want to continue providinga forum to the European industry and academia for importantthemes on technology, design, and applications of CMOS-basedimage sensors an...[more]

 

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