Panomorph

The term panomorph derives from the Greek words pan meaning all, horama meaning view, and morph meaning form. A panomorph lens is a particular type…

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2017

Abstract. One of the key issues in conventional wide-angle lenses is the well-known cosine-fourth power law problem causing the…

2016

Abstract. With their large field of view, anamorphosis, and areas of enhanced magnification, panomorph lenses are an interesting…

2014

In 2014, miniature camera modules are applied to a variety of applications such as webcam, mobile phone, automotive, endoscope…

2009

The proliferation of security and surveillance missions in urban environments dictates the greater use of optical systems in…

2008

During the last decade, protection of civilian and military operational platforms or vehicles against threats has been an issue…

2008

Panoramic and hemispheric lens technologies represent new and exciting opportunities in both imaging and projection systems. Such…

2008

For many years, many microsatellites (satellites in the 10-100 kg mass range) and nanosatellites (in the 1-10 kg mass range…

2007

Modern surveillance and security systems demand a technological approach because only technology can provide highly efficient…

2006

Historically, the US Army, border security agencies as well as in transportation security planner has recognized the advantages…

2006

The principle of operation, the optical design and the performances of a new type of lenses that enhanced the capabilities of 360…