~ Next-gen gigapixel cameras get focus from New Scale
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 | | Custom M3 module - small, thin, precise and smart - adds precision focus to a new gigapixel camera |
New Scale Technologies' M3 focus modules have been designed into the next-generation AWARE cameras, the ground-breaking gigapixel cameras developed at Duke University and featured in the journal Nature earlier this year.
New Scale's tiny piezoelectric motion modules further improve the image quality by providing automated micrometer-scale lens adjustments in each of the hundreds of sub-cameras that make up an AWARE camera system.
Independent focus adjustment of each micro-camera allows every area in a very wide field of view to be brought into sharp focus simultaneously, for amazingly detailed panoramic images.
 | From the gigapixel AWARE camera - wide field images with incredible detail. (Click to view the larger image at the DARPA website) |
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~ Meet us at Photonics West
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February 5-7, 2013 Moscone Center San Francisco, California, USA Booth #4212, North Hall
With more than 19,000 attendees, 1,200 exhibiting companies, 4,200 papers and 85 courses - SPIE Photonics West is the essential photonics and laser exhibition.
We'll have our latest motion modules in action in Booth #4212. You can also catch a product demonstration Tuesday at 12:30 p.m in the North Hall demo area 2.
Let us know if you'd like to schedule a private demo at the show - attendance to the exhibit hall is free. Or, let us know if you aren't planning to attend but want to meet us another time. Call Doug Camp at (585) 924-4450 x120 or email dcamp@newscaletech.com.
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~ Webcast: Mechatronics Opens Previously Locked Doors in Medical Apps
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Moderated by Rob Spiegel, Senior Editor, Design News
Presenters:
David Henderson, founder and CEO/CTO of New Scale Technologies
Kamran Khan, technical marketing engineer at Xillinx
The inclusion of mechatronics into medical applications appears to be a no-brainer. In fact, it's already occurring in two key areas: the devices that are used to treat and operate on people, and the devices that are used in and on patients. In this webinar, we look at how mechatronics is drastically changing the face of medical devices, from the motors themselves to the smarts that drive those motors. The motors being used have come a long way in a very short period of time. They are smaller, lighter, more precise, and so on. The electronics that drive those motors have similarly advanced at a pace that continues to marvel.
Hear where this amazing technology will take us, and how it will affect your design.
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~ Contact us
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Send email to NSTsales@newscaletech.com Visit our website at www.newscaletech.com Call us at +1 (585) 924-4450 |