New Imaging Technologies: design and manufactures CMOS imaging sensors and CMOS cameras which include smart sensor features and wide dynamic range. The key product is the MAGIC sensor that use an active pixel structure. The MAGIC sensors are particularly designed for security and surveillance applications, telecommunication and vision enhancement

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2013-04-18 - Come to see the WiDy Swir Camera at DSS Show 2013...

NIT will participate to the Defense Security and Sensing 2013 in Baltimore, April 30th - May 2nd, where will be exhibited [...]

2013-03-28 - Introducing the World Smallest Wide Dynamic Range Analog Camera...

... The 8Pico-Cam by M8 integrating the NSC0902 WDR sensor from NIT… NIT and M8 are proud to announce the release [...]

2013-03-22 - Wide Dynamic Range Imaging is now available from 900nm to 1700nm…

For laser measurements, high temperature thermography, waste sorting, bio medical imaging… NIT introduces the WiDy swir camera, integrating [...]

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NIT and the WiDy Swir camera at DSS Show 2013, booth 911…

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Come to discover the WiDy Swir camera...

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Introducing the World Smallest Wide Dynamic Range Analog Camera...

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The 8Pico-Cam by M8 integrating the NSC0902 WDR sensor from NIT…

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Wide Dynamic Range Imaging is now available from 900nm to 1700nm…

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For laser measurements, high temperature thermography, waste sorting, bio medical imaging…

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The WiDy board demonstrated on NIT's booth at Photonics West 2013 in San Francisco

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Demonstrated at PW 2013 by NIT : WiDy board for Lattice HDR60MAGIC 3D stereoscopic platform and NSC1003.

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NIT Team wishes you a happy & successful New Year 2013...

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NIT wins the prestigious Vision Award for the 25th Anniversary of Vision Stuttgart...

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Presenting its new MAGIC 3D solution, NIT was chosen as the winner of the VISION Award 2012 by the jury.

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LatticeECP3-based Video Camera Supports NIT's NSC1005 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) 720p Image Sensor...

The NSC1005 high dynamic range image sensor from NIT is available mounted on a headboard, called the Widy Board, complete with lens and is intended for use with the Lattice HDR-60 Video Camera Development Kit.

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NIT is nominated for the Vision Award at VISION 2012 in Stuttgart...

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Discover on booth # 1I18 the new WDR sensor, the NSC1003 and the MAGIC 3D stereoscopic platform... 

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Come & visit us at IFSEC 2012, 14-17 may; Birmingham, Stand C100H, Hall 5...

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Discover the first High Dynamic Range VGA InGaAS sensor at DSS Show 2012...

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NIT will exhibit at the forthcoming show Defense Security and Sensing 2012 in Baltimore, April 23-27, where will be exhibited the World first VGA InGaAS sensor with a dynamic range of 120dB, the NSC1101-SI.

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NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTION : A stereoscopic camera based upon NIT Native WDR CMOS sensor...

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NIT has introduced a stereoscopic camera based upon its global shutter high dynamic range CMOS sensor NSC1001.

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Visit us at OPTRO 2012, booth 25...

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NIT will exhibit at the forthcoming show OPTRO 2012 in Paris, February 8-10, and will present its Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensors.

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Visit us at Photonics West, booth 2211, and see our native WDR™ products..

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NIT will participate to the Photonics West Show 2012 in San Francisco, January 24-26 and will exhibit the NSC1105, a 1.3 MPixel WDR sensor with a 10.6µm pixel size and the NSC1101, a high dynamic range read out circuit (ROIC).

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All NIT Team wishes you a happy & prosperous New Year 2012...

2012 Wishes

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NEW PRODUCT - The NSC1105, 1.3 MPixel WDR sensor available with NIT proprietary compact packaging...

The NSC1105 is a 1.3 MPixel WDR sensor with a 10.6µm pixel size and provides a dynamic range of more than 140 dB in a single frame time.

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NIT at VISION 2011 in Stuttgart, Nov. 8-10, Booth 6C55

NIT will participate to the Vision Show 2011 in Stuttgart, November 8-10, where we will exhibit on booth #6C55 for the first time our 720p Native WDR color sensor operating in logarithmic mode through more than 140 dB of dynamic range.

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NIT starts sampling its NSC1101 : an HDR Read Out Circuit...

The NSC1101 is a high dynamic range read out circuit (ROIC) designed to interface with any photodiode array, through flip chip bonding. NSC1101 is of VGA format (640x512 pixels), it has a pitch of 15µm and can accept any PDA with p-on-n or n-on-p.

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A new set of tone mapping algorithms available for Log sensors…

NIT is pleased to announce the release of a new set of tone mapping algorithms dedicated to its range of Native WDR™ imaging sensors. These algorithms allow displaying scenes with a wide dynamic intra scene contrast on a simple monitor without losing signal information.

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A new range of Native WDR™ color imaging sensors...

NIT announces a major advance in high dynamic range imaging by introducing a range of color sensors operating in logarithmic response mode. These new sensors are based upon NIT patented Native WDR™ pixel technology where the pixel photodiodes are used as single solar cells providing extraordinary intrinsic dynamic range without exposure time.

New Product Announcement : NSC0905FO, an HDR sensor...

The NSC0905FO is a 1280x1024 pixel Native Wide Dynamic Range™ sensor coupled to a flat fiber optic. This sensor has a pixel size of 10.6um and offers more than 120 dB of dynamic range.

New Imaging Technologies (NIT) offers world class CMOS imaging sensors based upon a unique and patented pixel technology which provides intrinsic high dynamic range response of more than 140dB, no noticeable fixed pattern noise and operability without image artifacts to more than 90°C.

NIT offers a complete range of standard, customized and full custom CMOS imaging sensors for a variety of applications where performance, cost, quality and reliability are of premium choice.

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