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Technology Deep Dive

Do a deep dive into various camera technologies and understand how they enhance the performance of camera-based devices and help machines see better.

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What is lens vignetting – and how to eliminate it in embedded cameras?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
Lens vignetting is the reduction of brightness/saturation from an image’s center to its four corners. Find out what causes lens vignetting, its different types, and some of the industry best practices for correcting it....
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What is an IR-cut filter – and why do embedded vision applications need it?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
An IR-cut filter is a mechanical shutter that blocks or delivers light in the IR spectrum to enable true color reproduction. Learn how an IR-cut filter works and why your embedded vision application might need it....
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What is pixel binning – how does it work and what are its advantages?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
Pixel binning is a one-of-a-kind solution to help achieve enhanced sensitivity for small pixel size cameras. See in detail the role played by pixels in embedded vision and the advantages of pixel binning....
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How to calculate the resolving power of a lens

Vinoth Rajagopalan
by Vinoth Rajagopalan
Resolving power is one of the most critical parameters to consider while choosing a lens for your application. Get to know how to determine the resolving power of a lens with theoretical and practical calculations....
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Why are GMSL cameras becoming popular – and what are their industrial use cases?

Gomathi Sankar
by Gomathi Sankar
GMSL cameras come with long-distance support while still maintaining low latency, which is crucial for many industrial applications. Find out the advantages of GMSL cameras, and some of their most popular industrial use cases....
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What is a liquid lens camera and how does it work?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
Liquid lenses have been the backbone for autofocus cameras used in many new age embedded vision applications. So, get the ultimate know-how on how liquid lens cameras work, their use cases, and what separates them from VCM cameras...
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What is an AI camera? How AI cameras can unlock analytical power with deep learning

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
ML/DL-driven AI camera systems are powering embedded vision applications by helping make intelligent real-time decisions. Discover their main functions and viable use cases, and see why e-con Systems’ SMARTOdin22 is the smart AI camera for the future....
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A short guide to why monochrome cameras have the edge over color cameras

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
Many assume color cameras are a better fit for every embedded vision application than monochrome cameras. But the reality could be different. Understand why monochrome cameras can be a better choice in certain embedded vision applications...
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CMOS sensors vs CCD sensors: why CMOS sensors are ruling the world of embedded vision?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
CCD and CMOS sensors come with their own benefits. The main difference lies in recreating images from electric signals. See why CMOS is already ahead of CCD - and what the future holds for both types of sensors in embedded vision....