Dr Yang Ni, chief technical officer, New Imaging Technologies
21 December 2012
Greg Blackman explores the efforts underway to improve connectivity in factories
New Imaging Technologies
Stereoscopic camera based on NSC1001 sensor.
20 February 2012
NIT has introduced a stereoscopic camera based upon its global shutter high dynamic range CMOS sensor NSC1001
NSC1105 sensor
12 December 2011
New Imaging Technologies (NIT) has released the NSC1105, a 1.3 Megapixel WDR sensor. The model provides a 10.6µm pixel size and a dynamic range of more than 140dB
Tone mapping algorithms for image sensors
29 July 2011
NIT has released a set of tone mapping algorithms dedicated to its range of Native WDR imaging sensors
NSC1005 HD-ready sensor
20 April 2011
NIT has released its NSC1005 HD-ready sensor operating in 720p mode. The sensor has 1,280 x 720 pixels of 5.6um size, equipped with microlenses and/or colour bayer filters
NSC0905 sensor
30 June 2010
New Imaging Technologies (NIT) has released the NSC0905 sensor, designed for high-performance intensified night vision applications
MD1-10-B logarithmic CMOS sensor
26 February 2010
New Imaging Technologies' (NIT) MD1-10-B logarithmic CMOS sensor is a true logarithmic sensor that uses an array of photodiodes operated in photovoltaic mode
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