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Advanced Imaging Magazine
Advanced Imaging is dedicated to providing the latest information on imaging hardware, software and peripherals to qualified professionals working with all forms of electronic imaging.
In The October 2005 Issue
Features
Imaging Helps Hurricane EndeavorsImaging systems work in full force to learn from the hurricanes and help in the relief effort.
By Advanced Imaging Editorial Staff
Vision Systems Face a Grand ChallengeAutonomous vehicles take it to the limit in the Mojave Desert.
By Hank Russell
Processing in the Fast LaneAn express lane has opened that will help break through information traffic jams.
By Larry Adams
See What’s New At Vision 2005Nearly 200 exhibitors from more than 20 countries are expected to showcase the latest in imaging hardware and software.
By Larry Adams
Camera Works to Improve Race Car Safety
Museum Launches Digital ID System
Tracking Crates by the Thousands
Roundtable
More Than a Chip Off the Old BlockSemiconductors drive the way to imaging and video applications.
By Barry Mazor
Core Technology Feature
A View through the Camera EyeLenses show a side of images that could not be seen otherwise.
By Hank Russell
Perspective
Working Together for Better ImagesLarry Adams covers the growing need for a common mounting standard in the electronic-imaging community.
By Larry Adams
Industry News
Industry NewsThe latest news from around the imaging industry.
New Products
Stereo MicroscopeNew optical design that offers up to 20 percent more image information.
Port Protection Switch for Video SystemsTechnology offers an easy-to-implement physical layer level solution for link protection.
Monochrome CCD Camera BoardDesigned for ultra-low-level imaging with near IR sensitivity out to 1 micron.
Imaging Device for MicroarraysMore sensitive than standard phosphor imagers.
OEM CCD CameraAllows for sophisticated control and accurate timing of the CCD and associated electronics.
Digital CCTV SystemAdvanced communication capabilities enable remote management, offsite visual storage and visual alarm verification.
Digital Machine-Vision CameraApplicable for machine vision, medical imaging, and more.
Digital Image ProcessorDesigned for demanding X-ray imaging applications.
Intelligent CameraBuilt in image-processing computer enables it to be deployed without additional hardware.
Industrial Smart CameraJitter-free images even at high speeds.
High-Speed Camera RecorderComes with a comprehensive software package.
Client SoftwareDesigned for content manipulation and interconnectivity between PC and Mac computer graphics workstations.
Solutions of the Year
View the winners of our annual "Imaging Solutions of the Year" contest in each of four key imaging markets.
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