Nüvü Camēras attended the 2013 edition of Photonics North to showcase its new line of thermoelectric EMCCD cameras.
Dr. Oleg Djazovski of the Canadian Space Agency presented a conference on the advantages of canadian EMCCD technology for future space instrumentation applications with Nüvü Camēras and University of Montreal as coauthors.
Press release describing Nüvü Camēras’ innovative HNü camera. Some of its most noteworthy specifications were mentioned such as its range of detector sizes available (128, 512 or 1024), optimal background noise below 0.001 electron/pixel/frame and its thermoelectric cooling capacity that can reach either -85°C using air cooling or -90°C with liquid cooling.
Université de Montréal published an article regarding the innovative EMCCD camera created on campus and now commercialized by two of its alumni, Marie-Eve Ducharme and Olivier Daigle, cofounders of Nüvü Camēras.
Laser Focus World issued a press release describing Nüvü Camēras’ innovative HNü camera. Some of its most noteworthy specifications were mentioned such as its maximum EM gain of 5000, background noise level below 0.001 electron/pixel/frame and a readout rate up to 20MHz.
Nüvü Camēras attended the Optics-Photonics/Electronics Event held at the MiQro Innovation Collaborative Center to present its new line of EMCCD cameras. The HNü, Nüvü Camēras’ innovative thermoelectric-cooled EMCCD camera, is designed to provide top of the line low light imaging performance for applications ranging from astronomy all the way to biomedical research.