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- 2024Long-Term Radiometric Stability of Uncooled and Shutterless Microbolometer-Based Infrared Cameras ; Stabilité radiométrique à long terme des caméras infrarouges à microbolomètre non refroidi et sans obturateurcitations
- 2022Review of the Development of Infrared Cameras for Automotive Applications in the Framework of the European Project Heliaus
- 2022Evaluation of the potential of high index Chalcogenide lenses for automotive applicationcitations
- 2022Evaluation of the potential of high index Chalcogenide lenses for automotive application ; Évaluation du potentiel des lentilles en chalcogénure à haut indice de réfraction pour l'application automobilecitations
- 2021Study of infrared hybrid Chalcogenide Silicon lenses compatible with wafer-level manufacturing process for automotive applicationcitations
- 2021Study of an infrared hybrid chalcogenide silicon lenses compatible with wafer-level manufacturing process for automotive applicationscitations
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Review of the Development of Infrared Cameras for Automotive Applications in the Framework of the European Project Heliaus
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International audience ; Infrared cameras could serve automotive applications as long as low-cost and high-throughput manufacturing methods are available. We explored infrared wafer-scale optics for QVGA sensors and high index chalcogenide glasses for VGA sensors.
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