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A New Approach to Fingerprint Identification: Peering Inside the Finger

October 29, 2015

A novel fingerprint identification system, developed by Egidijus Auksorius and Claude Boccara at The Langevin Institute in Paris, France, offers a more secure and reliable method for identifying individuals. This system utilizes a camera that captures images of the internal fingerprint, rather than …

High-Speed Imaging with CoaXPress: New Industrial Camera Solutions

September 29, 2015

The latest ultra-resolution industrial image sensors are delivering impressive performance, particularly in terms of pixel throughput. We’re seeing capabilities like 25 megapixels at 72 frames per second, traditionally transferred via Camera Link, now increasingly utilizing CoaXPress (CXP) …

Expanding Your Knowledge: Key Resources for Machine Vision

June 8, 2015

At Adimec, we believe that continuous dialogue and knowledge sharing are essential for driving innovation in the field of machine vision. Our blog (https://www.adimec.com/blogs/) serves as a central hub for these discussions. To help you broaden your understanding, here are some valuable resources …

Understanding Flat-Field Correction

March 5, 2014

Flat-Field Correction (FFC) is a crucial process for image acquisition, addressing sensor and lens artifacts, and ensuring consistent image uniformity regardless of exposure settings. How FFC Works FFC primarily targets sensor artifacts, particularly in CMOS-based cameras where pixel performance …

Enhancing Situational Awareness with High-Resolution Electro-Optical Sensors

August 19, 2013

The trend in situational awareness, long-range observation, and designator systems is shifting towards continuous, full-motion video capture. This is primarily achieved through multi-sensor modules incorporating full HD or higher resolution image sensors. Compared to static images, full motion video …

Exploring Advanced Imaging Technologies

April 24, 2013

This post highlights key resources for understanding and selecting advanced imaging systems. We’ve compiled a selection of popular articles covering a range of applications, including photon transfer curve measurement, hyperspectral imaging, and underwater imaging. Measuring the Photon Transfer …

Imec’s Innovative Hyperspectral Imaging Solutions

March 19, 2013

Hyperspectral imaging merges imaging and spectroscopy, significantly enhancing measurement accuracy across diverse applications. At the 2013 Photonics West Exhibition, Imec showcased their approach to this technology. Collaboration with Adimec Imec partnered with Adimec, recognizing their expertise …

Delving into Hyperspectral Imaging

March 18, 2013

Hyperspectral imaging represents a powerful fusion of spectroscopy and imaging technologies. It achieves this by meticulously dividing the light spectrum into extremely narrow bands – typically within the ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared (NIR) ranges. Why the Narrow Bands Matter This granular …

Addressing Defect Pixels in Modern Imaging Systems

July 17, 2012

As image sensor technology advances, particularly with the rise of large CMOS sensors boasting millions of pixels, the issue of defect pixel correction has become increasingly critical. These defect pixels, or “bad pixels,” arise when individual sensor elements exhibit significantly different …

Choosing the Right Industrial Camera: A Step-by-Step Guide

January 18, 2012

Selecting the ideal industrial camera for your new system is crucial – it can prevent costly redesigns and upgrades down the line. But with hundreds of options available, how do you determine the best camera without testing it in your final design? This blog series will guide you through a …

Year-End Reflections on Industrial Imaging

December 19, 2011

As December approaches, it’s a time for reflection on the past year in industrial imaging and machine vision. Over the last twelve months, we’ve witnessed significant advancements, particularly with CMOS technology rapidly approaching the capabilities of traditional CCD image sensors. A key …

Determining the Right Number of Cameras for Your Vision System

October 16, 2011

The number of cameras and the mix of high-end and lower-end models you need depend on how you will use a machine-vision system. According to Joost van Kuijk, VP of marketing and technology for Adimec, systems can range from three cameras for simple tasks like pick-and-place component inspection, to …