Vision Research Articles
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Boiling Research For Energy Advancements
4/6/2022
In this case study, researchers study boiling mechanics with high-speed cameras to advance energy applications such as electronics cooling, cryogenic fuel storage, and more.
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Optimizing High-Speed Machine Vision With Frame Grabbers
4/6/2022
This case study explores the critical role of frame grabbers and effective image stitching in the high-speed machine vision ecosystem.
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High-Speed Photography: A Geotechnical Gamechanger
4/6/2022
Researchers and their industry partners can use high-speed imaging to more accurately predict instability in certain construction materials, allowing them to improve the materials to better resist cracking.
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Faster Than A Speeding Bullet: High-Speed Cameras Capture Ballistics Events
4/6/2022
Due to its efficacy at capturing light, the BSI sensor delivers unprecedented resolution and speed combinations, enabling high-speed camera operators like McIntyre to capture unique, highly detailed and clean shots of speeding bullets, ammunition tests and other ballistics events.
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Understanding Turbulent Flows
4/6/2022
The simultaneous application of PIV and PLIF measurement techniques sheds light on turbulent entrainment, a process that has implications for oil spills, wind farms, and more.
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Capturing The Moment of Combustion With High-Speed TMX Camera
3/18/2022
Thanks to the Phantom TMX 7510, a high-speed camera that leverages powerful BSI sensor technology, one production company is capturing unique footage of combustion events. From exploding dynamite to shape charges, new footage of explosions is sending shock waves through the world of high-speed combustion imaging.
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Automotive Crash Test Imaging
2/22/2022
It is becoming increasingly necessary to analyze automotive crash tests with extreme precision — requiring the latest in high-speed imaging. Slowing down the crash footage enables automotive engineers to observe and analyze subtle motion details in airbags, seat-belts, and other components.
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Optical Semiconductor Inspection
2/8/2022
Optical semiconductor inspection presents complex challenges, including the diminutive size of the target and proximity of individual dies in the wafer space. This paper addresses the challenges that can arise during the semiconductor inspection process, including reticle inspection in patterned and unpatterned wafers, the identification and flagging of deformed wires, and the presence and absence of features.
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Phantom Cameras Aid In Fracking Research
11/12/2021
Hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” involves drilling into the ground and then directing high-pressure water at the rock to release the gas inside. While fracking has had a major impact on the energy industry, many critics have environmental concerns—particularly regarding earth tremors and potential groundwater contamination.
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High-Speed Real-Time Image Cytometry
10/20/2021
Image cytometry is a measurement technique that combines microfluidics and imaging techniques to rapidly characterize individual cells in a population. This white paper explores the ways high-speed imaging systems can take image cytometry to the next level.