- Fundamentals of CMOS Imaging: the Pinned Photodiode
Albert Theuwissen, Harvest Imaging - Evolution and Limitations for Mobile Image Sensors
Robert Gove, Aptina - CMOS Imagers for Digital Still Cameras
Guy Meynants, CMOSIS - SWIR InGaAs FPAs for Passive and Active Day & Night Vision
Jan Vermeiren, Xenics - Hyperspectral Imagers
Piet de Moor, IMEC - SPADs for Single-Photon Imaging in the Near Infrared
Alberto Tosi, Politecnico di Milano - CMOS Technology for SPAD/SiPM
Daniel Durini, FZ Jülich - SPAD-Based ToF-Imaging for Automotive Safety Applications
Christiano Niclass, Toyota Central R&D Labs - CMOS Spectroscopy Using LDPDs
Werner Brockherde, Fraunhofer IMS - Silicon X-Ray Detectors - in Heaven and on Earth
Lothar Strüder, PNSensor - Merging Technologies for Multi-Aperture Cameras
Andreas Bräuer, Fraunhofer IOF - Lightfield Cameras
Christian Perwaß, Raytrix - Computational Imaging for Industrial Applications
Svorad Štolc, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology - Industrial Cameras
Jochem Herrmann, Adimec - High Resolution Earth Observation Cameras
Andreas Eckart, DLR
Friday, January 10, 2014
7th Fraunhofer IMS Workshop on CMOS Imaging: From Photon to Camera
The 7th Fraunhofer IMS Workshop on CMOS Imaging takes place in Duisburg, Germany, on May 20-21, 2014. The content of the workshop is thematically dedicated to extended spectrum imagers, SPADs, detector technologies, as well as cameras and applications. Fraunhofer IMS is expecting about 100 participants from all over the world who are active in all fields of CMOS imaging. Visit of Fraunhofer IMS wafer fab is possible. The list of presentations is below:
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