Discover THE HIDDEN SWIR BEAUTY OF THE GALAXY AND MAKE YOUR WISHES FOR 2019

At NIT, we believe the universe has no limit and hide majestic stars waiting to be explored.

Saturn captured in J filter (1250nm with 200nm bandwidth) Courtesy of LPA/Le2i/S2P, IMCCE

In 2018, the NIT R&D department in collaboration with LPA, S2P & Le2i, accomplished successful progress in the development of a Scientific deep cooled SWIR Camera, dedicated to Scientific applications such as Astronomy and Medical SWIR imaging.

After several years of development, a first prototype was used last summer in a real Telescope (at ‘Pic du Midi’) for planet observations.

Today, we are all glad to bring you the first results of the Scientific deep cooled SWIR camera based on NIT InGaAs Detector. Saturn, Mars, Orion nebula and other stars were captured thanks to this Scientific HDR SWIR camera.

Watch the planets, choose your stars and make your wishes for 2019!

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Hope you love this.

Once again, thank you for accompanying us this year.

Best Wishes!

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Meanwhile, enjoy 2 newest demo videos on our channel.

The first video illustrates the Gated Imaging Principle.
You may be interested in Gated Imaging Application Note.

The second video is our comparison between 1.3 MPixels CMOS Sensor (Passive mode) vs. WiDy SenS – InGaAs 640×512 in various dense smoke environments (water-based smoke and smoke bomb).
This test also shows the performance of Gated mode featuring in our camera WiDy SenS.

NIT recently updates the state-of-art camera family to adapt well to your needs
What’s new?

Our High Sensitivity & HDR SWIR camera – WiDy SenS featuring Gated Mode – very short integration time (down to 200ns), providing better vision even in extreme conditions, fast light changing environments or dense smoke, now is available in both USB 3.0 & CameraLink interface with GUI WiDyVISION and WiDyCAM.

NIT is launching a miniature SWIR camera with all characteristics of the WiDy camera family, WiDy NaNo

• 30 x 30x 40mm
• InGaAs Sensor – 640×512 pixels resolution 15µm pitch
• TEC-less SWIR Camera up to 1700nm spectral response

Check out our Gated Imaging explanation applied for Long-range border security

Come and test yourself!
Hands-on and experience our cameras directly at VISION 2018 from 6 to 8 November 2018.
Hall 1 – Booth 1I44 is a must.

Our experts are waiting to discuss with you all ambitious and innovative projects.

If you can not attend there
Contact us straight away to get all the materials related to these updates (flyers, videos, evaluation kits and so on)
We try our best to tell you all about our cameras and technologies.

• Our High Dynamic Range & High Sensitivity Camera – WiDy SenS
• Gated Imaging in SWIR band: An active imaging technique using our WiDy SenS camera – Seeing objects only at Desired Distance.
• Hands-on pre-launching product – WiDy NaNo

We are offering our products kits, Application note, and Face-to-face consulting for your needs.

We look forward to seeing you in Berlin!

To well support you, we are glad to announce that our new software page is available on our website:

• Software for SWIR Cameras and Modules.
• Software for Magic Cameras and Modules.
• Complete SDK packages for USB and GigE are available for additional development.

We also provide a new communication channel dedicated to supporting and software information: support@new-imaging-technologies.com.

To access this page, you will find it on both top and bottom navigators (menu).

We are glad to announce that our new application note –Thermography is available on our website and to download.

Thermography is a new technique for inspection and monitoring. In this application note, you can understand the technical principle of thermography, its benefit for the industrial sector and how NIT products make processes more reliable and efficient.

If you have any further question or want to discuss more this field, don’t hesitate to contact us or join us on LinkedIn,  Twitter with the following hashtags #NIT, #thermography.

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