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Scientists have built a time-of-flight imager from a single optical fibre, while a group in the US has developed a camera the size of a grain of salt
Framos has developed support packages for Sony's SWIR and ToF sensors
Lucid Vision Labs has announced its Helios2+ 3D time-of-flight camera has entered series production
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A new time-of-flight depth sensor with a field of view of 360° x 60° has been announced by optical design firm Jabil Optics
The GTOF0503 sensor features a 5µm three-tap iToF pixel, incorporating an array with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels
D3 Engineering has announced a collaboration with Microsoft’s Azure Depth Platform program to provide access to Microsoft’s 3D time of flight imaging technology to a third party ecosystem
Tower Semiconductor and Opix, a supplier of 3D time-of-flight (ToF) image sensors, have developed an iToF technology platform for 3D imaging
Princeton Infrared Technologies has received a Phase II Award from the Missile Defense Agency to fund development of a time of flight camera for 3D imaging
Hamamatsu Photonics has introduced a range of 3D time-of-flight back-thinned image sensors
The second generation of Basler's Blaze 3D time-of-flight cameras has gone into series production. Basler is also presenting highlights in its camera portfolio for medical and life sciences at Analytica in October
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