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InView Expands Compressive Sensing Workstations
Series with Two New Products
Austin, TX, January 31, 2013: InView Technology
Corporation, the world leader in Compressive Sensing (CS) imaging products, has
expanded its family of CS Workstations with the release of two new systems, the
InView222 Compressive Sensing Workstation and the InView223 Spatial Light
Modulator. Both systems allow researchers to prototype and test innovative
computational imaging algorithms.
The InView222 builds upon the successful InView220 Compressive Sensing Workstation that was introduced by InView in 2012. The InView222 enables researchers to demonstrate novel CS algorithms on a complete hardware imaging platform. It allows researchers to apply measurement bases using a high-speed, spatial light modulator (SLM) sub-system, and to process the modulated image in a measurement sub-system. The measurement sub-system includes a single-diode CMOS detector, followed by an amplifier and analog-to-digital converter.
The InView223 provides a SLM sub-system and is
coupled to user’s own measurement sub-system, allowing bench-top experiments in
fields of research including computational imaging, computational photography,
compressive sensing, and other fields requiring high-speed custom optical
modulation.
Both the InView222 and InView223 give
researchers an unprecedented ability to apply novel 1024x768 pixel modulation
patterns at rates of up to 32,000 patterns per second using a digital
micro-mirror device. Both systems accept externally-generated SLM patterns
streamed from an external source over an eight lane, PCI Express 2.0 bus, which
has sufficient speed to allow the SLM to run at full speed. The user does not
need to buffer patterns in development system memory as is required by other
micromirror-based products.
Both products leverage an objective lens
optimized for visual light and use a standard M42 lens mount.
“InView’s Compressive Sensing Workstation
Family allows researchers to easily demonstrate their advanced imaging
algorithms on easy-to-use hardware,” stated Dr. Bob Bridge, InView’s founder and
CEO. “These new products are a welcome addition to the Workstation launched last
year.”
About InView
InView specializes in the design, development
and manufacturing of imaging products based upon Compressive Sensing technology,
including low-cost shortwave infrared (SWIR) cameras. Leveraging its patents in
Compressive Sensing, InView’s InGaAs-based SWIR solutions can achieve superior
results at dramatically reduced prices, and provide leadership price-performance
for microscopy, security, surveillance, maritime navigation, military and other
applications.
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