This paper considers a novel pixel architecture inspired by the integrate and fire neurons in biological vision systems to improve the dynamic range and output bandwidth of CMOS imagers. An imager based on this pixel can operate in either image mode—outputting image data in order or illumination—or in contrast mode—outputting both contrast and image data in order of contrast. Simulation results for a 6 pixel array are presented, and shown to produce results consistent with a brief analysis. An array of 14 pixels has been submitted to MOSIS and is pending fabrication
A pixel architecture is introduced which allows a drastic reduction of the column capacitance of a m...
In this paper a CMOS vision chip featuring real-time on-chip image processing capabilities is presen...
A concept is described for the detection and location of transient objects, in which a “pixel-binary...
A novel time-to-first-spike CMOS imager is presented, in which the timing of a single spike from eac...
A typical CMOS image sensor (CIS) amplifiers voltage or current through source follow to read the va...
This paper presents a CMOS vision sensor based on a biologically inspired data representation referr...
We have designed and integrated a 400 x 300 pixel imager in a standard 1 mu m double metal, single p...
We report on the design of a CMOS image sensor, featuring a novel active pixel architecture which al...
International audienceThis paper is focused on our recent results on the used of local pixel interac...
This thesis presents a bio-inspired color camera chip. It is the first focal plane array of photo-pi...
A prototype of a 34 x 34 pixel image sensor, implementing real-time analog image processing, is pres...
Abstract — We describe and analyze a novel CMOS pixel for high speed, low light imaging applications...
The digital imager sensors integrated into most current systems have a linear response and a dynamic...
This paper presents a new method, based on gray-scale mathematical morphology, called bitwise decomp...
Images produced by CMOS sensors may contain defective pixels due to noise, manufacturing errors, or ...
A pixel architecture is introduced which allows a drastic reduction of the column capacitance of a m...
In this paper a CMOS vision chip featuring real-time on-chip image processing capabilities is presen...
A concept is described for the detection and location of transient objects, in which a “pixel-binary...
A novel time-to-first-spike CMOS imager is presented, in which the timing of a single spike from eac...
A typical CMOS image sensor (CIS) amplifiers voltage or current through source follow to read the va...
This paper presents a CMOS vision sensor based on a biologically inspired data representation referr...
We have designed and integrated a 400 x 300 pixel imager in a standard 1 mu m double metal, single p...
We report on the design of a CMOS image sensor, featuring a novel active pixel architecture which al...
International audienceThis paper is focused on our recent results on the used of local pixel interac...
This thesis presents a bio-inspired color camera chip. It is the first focal plane array of photo-pi...
A prototype of a 34 x 34 pixel image sensor, implementing real-time analog image processing, is pres...
Abstract — We describe and analyze a novel CMOS pixel for high speed, low light imaging applications...
The digital imager sensors integrated into most current systems have a linear response and a dynamic...
This paper presents a new method, based on gray-scale mathematical morphology, called bitwise decomp...
Images produced by CMOS sensors may contain defective pixels due to noise, manufacturing errors, or ...
A pixel architecture is introduced which allows a drastic reduction of the column capacitance of a m...
In this paper a CMOS vision chip featuring real-time on-chip image processing capabilities is presen...
A concept is described for the detection and location of transient objects, in which a “pixel-binary...