Invisage to Unveil QuantumCinemaInVisage announces an advance screening of its new short film, “Prix,” at the Mill Valley Film Festival. “Prix” was produced on a smartphone image sensor with InVisage’s QuantumFilm technology, and demonstrates for the first …Read More
Workshop on CMOS Image Sensors for High Performance ApplicationsCNES, ESA, AIRBUS DEFENCE & SPACE, THALES ALENIA SPACE, SODERN co-sponsor the 4th Toulouse CMOS image sensors workshop “CMOS Image Sensors for high erformance applications,” to be held in Toulouse, France on November 18-19, 2…Read More
Nemotek Quits Camera Module BusinessEETimes: Morocco-based camera module maker and Tessera WLP and WLC licensee Nemotek ceased its operations. The comapny was founded in 2008 and funded by Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion (CDG), one of the largest investment fund…Read More
Qualcomm Sells Vuforia to PTCPTC has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Vuforia business from Qualcomm for $65M. Vuforia is the widely adopted AR platform supported by a global ecosystem of developers in 130 countries, and has powered more than…Read More
Invisage to Unveil QuantumCinemaInVisage announces an advance screening of its new short film, “Prix,” at the Mill Valley Film Festival. “Prix” was produced on a smartphone image sensor with InVisage’s QuantumFilm technology, and demonstrates for the first … Read More
Falcon Eye Camera Offers Color Night Vision with KClux CMOS SensorTokyo, Japan-based Komamura Corp. offers a color night vision camera under Falcon Eye brand. The company's brochure and the FAQ offers quite a lot of info about the KClux image sensor in it:"The Falcon Eye cameras do not… Read More
Workshop on CMOS Image Sensors for High Performance ApplicationsCNES, ESA, AIRBUS DEFENCE & SPACE, THALES ALENIA SPACE, SODERN co-sponsor the 4th Toulouse CMOS image sensors workshop “CMOS Image Sensors for high erformance applications,” to be held in Toulouse, France on November 18-19, 2… Read More
Qualcomm Sells Vuforia to PTCPTC has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Vuforia business from Qualcomm for $65M. Vuforia is the widely adopted AR platform supported by a global ecosystem of developers in 130 countries, and has powered more than… Read More
