Polarization camera from Lucid Vision Labs has four directional polarizing filters

May 3, 2018
The Phoenix polarization industrial camera features Sony’s IMX250MZR CMOS polarized sensor.

The Phoenix polarization industrial camera features Sony’s IMX250MZR CMOS polarized sensor. A 5 Mpixel global shutter sensor with 3.45 μm pixels provides rates up to 24 frames/s. It has four directional polarizing filters (0°, 90°, 45°, and 135°) on every four pixels, and uses on-camera processing to output the intensity and polarized angle of each pixel.
Lucid Vision Labs
Richmond, BC, Canada

www.thinklucid.com

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