OPTRO 2012 in Paris, February 8-10
Verrières le Buisson, France – NIT will exhibit at the forthcoming show OPTRO 2012 in Paris, February 8-10, and will present its Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors at booth #25.
Their NATIVE WDR™ Sensors are based on a new generation of CMOS imaging technology named MAGIC™ (Matrice Active à Génération d’Image indexée sur Contraste), capable of generating a highly stable image even under very wide intra scene dynamic range (> 120dB) in a single frame time and without multiexposure, any setting of knee points or external control.
The concept of Native WDR™ imaging technology is based upon an extremely innovative pixel architecture where each individual pixel operates as a single solar cell. Such a mode of operation provides an intrinsic logarithmic response, without noticeable fixed pattern noise where the signal response is invariant to change of scene illumination.
In addition Native WDR™ imaging sensors deliver sharp and clear images even at high operating temperature (greater than 90 °C) without the creation of pixel artifacts.
Register now to get your free entrance ticket at www.optro2012.com/register.html . (Please note that no onsite registration will be allowed)
New Imaging Technologies (NIT)aims to provide world class design of CMOS optical and imaging sensors to industrial, research, medical and defense organizations around the globe. New Imaging Technologies (NIT) is a spin-off from the French Institute of Telecommunications where their MAGIC™ core technology was invented through a continuous effort of 15 years of R&D investment.
New Imaging Technologies (NIT)
1-4 Impasse de la noisette, Bat D-1er étage
91370 Verrières le Buisson, France
Tel : +33 1 64 47 88 58
Email: info@new-imaging-technologies.com
On the Web at: www.new-imaging-technologies.com.
About Optro 2012
Association Aéronautique et Astronautique de France organizes OPTRO 2012, the 5th International Symposium on OPTRONICS IN DEFENCE AND SECURITY, from 8th to 10th February 2012 in Paris (France). OPTRO2012 opens on day one with a plenary session focusing on presentations by top ranking governmental representatives and research organisations eminent personalities. Presentations will relate to programs, strategy and the latest research & developments in advanced Optronics.
The following days of the symposium are organised in three parallel sessions which cover the following topics:
Imaging and Systems
Space
Laser Sensors and Systems
Sensors and components
Emerging Technologies
Optronics for security
Simulation
Signal and Imaging Processing
OPTRO2012 is supported by leading companies in the Optronics domain, and also hosts an exhibition within the conference centre offering to all attendees and exhibiting companies in Optronics areas an opportunity to exchange on technical know-how and products.
More online at: www.optro2012.com
