Photonis Digital Vision, the innovative manufacturer of state-of-the-art digital cameras and imaging solutions, launches the iNocturn intensified camera. This superior camera extracts the best of an image intensifier tube and sensitive low light camera. With the iNocturn, Photonis aims to address the challenges in industrial monitoring, machine vision and scientific markets. This provides users with … Continue reading
Photonis is proud to release the TacFusion, the newest handheld binocular combining a low light camera core and thermal imaging sensor. After Photonis and Device ALab joined forces, Photonis is proud to release the TacFusion, the newest handheld binocular combining a low light camera core and thermal imaging sensor. Built and developed in partnership with … Continue reading
The ICMOS from Photonis is a low-light, intensified camera module that features high-definition resolution, high sensitivity and extended dynamic range with low power consumption. The ICMOS combines the advanced performance of their Image Intensifier with their sensitive CMOS sensor. This combination thus provides real-time imaging capabilities in overcast starlight to low light. Additionally, its small size, weight … Continue reading
The Nocturn MD imaging camera core from Photonis is a rugged low light imaging core that features high definition resolution, high sensitivity and high dynamic range with low power consumption. Powered by Photonis’s 1-inch optical format, 1280×1024 pixels, Lynx CMOS sensor and Micro OLED 1746×1000 pixels, black-and-white monochrome micro-display, the Nocturn provides real-time imaging capabilities … Continue reading
Photonis compared the night vision performance of the Nocturn U3, their smart color, low light camera, with other cameras. In a video called “Driver-Enhanced Vision Side-by-Side Comparison,” you can see for yourself the superiority of the Nocturn U3. Features of the Nocturn U3 include: Simple plug-and-play low light camera core High-resolution imaging under a wide variety of lighting conditions … Continue reading
The human population is continuously growing. Therefore the demand for food, including seafood has increased as well. To prevent oceans from being over-fished and other damage to aquatic ecosystems, companies are exploring new ways of obtaining seafood. New technology-driven solutions (called aquaculture) have enabled growing food in coastal marine waters and in the open ocean. … Continue reading