Vision Research Articles

  1. Improving BSI Architecture 9/28/2021

    While performance breakthroughs associated with our new image sensor design mainly rest on its BSI architecture, other design features boost performance beyond what BSI could accomplish alone.

  2. Measuring Blast Wave Energy 9/28/2021

    Students and researchers at The Colorado School of Mines used shadowgraphy to measure the blast waves created by a standard electric detonators. The team compared a fluid-desensitized oil and gas detonator to a standard mining and construction detonator.

  3. Solid State Battery Research 8/25/2021

    Instead of traditional lithium-ion batteries, which use liquid organic-based electrolytes, the spotlight is on solid-electrolyte batteries. These next-generation battery systems incorporate solid electrodes and electrolytes, which are safer and more energy-dense than their liquid counterparts. 

  4. Data Fusion And High-Speed Imaging 7/19/2021

    The value proposition of a combined high-speed imaging and DAQ system may seem obvious to any researcher studying fast moving objects or events. In practice, however, bringing these two systems of measurement together has not been easy given the differences between imaging and DAQ workflows.

  5. Video: Phantom Academy Of High-Speed Imaging Courses 6/30/2021

    The Phantom Academy of High-Speed Imaging is designed to prepare attendees for advanced high-speed imaging applications. These courses are taught by Phantom Camera expert technicians and by industry professional experts from around the world. 

  6. Video: Phantom Academy Ballistics Imaging Course 6/30/2021

    The Phantom Academy of High-Speed Imaging provides in depth virtual and in-person training opportunities in a variety of applications. The Ballistics course covers information such as, Lighting Techniques for Ballistics and Range Experiments, Quantification of Projectile Kinematics, and Advanced Triggering Strategies.

  7. Video: Phantom Cameras Go To MIT 6/30/2021

    Phantom cameras are utilized at academic institutions for a wide variety of research needs. MIT Boston constantly utilizes Phantom cameras to assist in the study of a variety of topics. Three popular case studies are discussed in this video summary.

  8. Video: Phantom TMX Golf Ball Compression 6/30/2021

    The Phantom TMX 7510 high-speed footage combined with MATLAB image processing results in mapping of full-field strains via digital image correlation (DIC). These videos help athletes to understand how energy transfers between a club and a golf ball, which informs on the selection of the club, the ball, and swing style and speed. 

  9. Video: Phantom TMX Cell Phone Demonstration 6/30/2021

    The Phantom TMX video demonstrates the TMX camera capturing cellphones crushing at a variety of speeds and resolutions. The revolutionary sensor delivers detailed images at extremely high speeds.

  10. Video: Phantom TMX Glass Mug 6/29/2021

    The Phantom TMX has a bask side illuminated sensor, which means increased light sensitivity allows for faster speeds. This is the world's only high-speed, back side-illuminated CMOS sensor.