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Triton 5.0 MP Polarization Model
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First to Showcase Phoenix Polarization Color Camera Featuring Sony IMX250MYR Sensor at CVPR 2018 - LUCID Vision Labs
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Lucid Demos Sony Polarization Sensor - F4News
Polarized Camera Resource Center - LUCID Vision Labs
Image Sensors World: Sony Enters Polarization Imaging Market
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Evaluating Sugar Concentration in Water with LUCID's Polarization Camera - LUCID Vision Labs
LUCID Adds On-Camera Polarization Processing and Software Visualization Tools to Accelerate Development for Polarized Imaging | T-Net News
LUCID Triton Industrial Camera Series | 2019-03-01 | Quality Magazine
Polarized Camera Resource Center - LUCID Vision Labs
LUCID 12.3 MP, 31.4 MP Atlas Camera | 2019-05-16 | Quality Magazine
News: LUCID Adds 20 Megapixel Phoenix Camera Featuring Sony IMX183 Exmor R Rolling Shutter CMOS
Intro to Inspection with Polarization Sensor - YouTube
Polarization Cameras | LUCID Vision Labs Inc. | Apr 2021 | Photonics Spectra
LUCID Vision Labs Triton™ TRI050S1-QC, Sony IMX264MYR, 5.0 MP, Polarized Color Camera
GOING POLARIZED: ADDING A NEW PERSPECTIVE TO INDUSTRIAL IMAGING
