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How to Eliminate the Need for Separate Sensors with RGB-IR Cameras in Surgical Visualization Systems

Balaji SOctober 23, 20240

The blog highlights the importance of RGB-IR cameras in improving surgical visualization and tumor detection by combining visible light and infrared imaging. This dual imaging enhances tissue differentiation, accuracy in surgeries, and non-invasive tumor detection. It also introduces e-con Systems' See3CAM_CU83, designed for medical applications needing simultaneous RGB and IR

Why You Don’t Need Two Separate Cameras for RGB and IR Imaging in Remote Patient Monitoring

Balaji SOctober 23, 20240

The blog explores how RGB-IR cameras simplify Remote Patient Monitoring by eliminating the need for separate day and night cameras. It highlights their benefits, including compact design, reduced power consumption, and simultaneous RGB and IR imaging, making RPM systems more efficient and cost-effective.

Seamless Day-Night Vision: The Power of RGB-IR Cameras without Mechanical Filters

Prabu KumarOctober 18, 20240

RGB-IR cameras help avoid the need for mechanical filters by using a CFA with dedicated pixels for both visible and IR light. This improves imaging quality across lighting conditions. Learn about how RGB-IR cameras work, their day-night performance comparison with traditional cameras, and more.

e-con Systems Launches See3CAM_CU83 – A 4K RGB-IR USB Camera Delivering Stunning Visuals Day and Night

Suresh MadhuOctober 23, 20240

In this blog, we explore See3CAM_CU83’s key features and its core applications.

Popular embedded vision applications of RGB-IR cameras

Gomathi SankarOctober 17, 20240

RGB IR cameras come with dedicated RGB as well as IR pixels unlike traditional image sensors, making them more suitable for night vision applications. Learn how these cameras are transforming some of the most popular embedded vision systems.

Why RGB-IR cameras are crucial to enable imaging performance in key medical applications

Balaji SNovember 5, 20240

RGB-IR cameras come with pixels dedicated to both visible and IR light, which enhances the effectiveness of multi-band imaging. See in detail how these cameras are used in ophthalmology, surgery, and remote patient monitoring.

What is an RGB-IR camera? How does an RGB-IR camera work?

Prabu KumarOctober 15, 20240

RGB-IR cameras leverage a Color Array Filter (CFA) with dedicated pixels for visible and IR light – eliminating the need for a mechanical switch and preventing color corruption. Get a closer look into the working principle of RGB-IR cameras and their key benefits.