The Innovation district of Montreal’s journal presents Nüvü Camēras vision of revolutionizing the industries of biomedical diagnosis and astronomy, among others, with the ultimate goal of bettering human lives.
The engineering university École de Technologie Supérieure (ÉTS) is proud to promote Nüvü Caméras at the INGO Innovation Center, as well as its co-founders, former students of ÉTS.
Photonics Media presents Nüvü Cameras’ CCD Controller for Counting Photons (CCCP) latest feature: the passive heat dissipation. With the goal of integrating a future major space mission, TRL-5 CCCP will be designed for space use and characterized under relevant conditions for the new environment thanks to the Canadian Space Agency’s support.
Laser Focus World presents Nüvü Cameras’ latest exclusive feature: the passive heat dissipation of its electronics. The innovation spurred by space exploration, pioneers new developments in EMCCD cameras to benefit human lives through hospital centres’ systems. A TRL-5 version of Nüvü’s EMCCD technology is already in the design phase thanks to Canadian Space Agency support.
Vision Systems Design presents Nüvü’s recent innovation, the multiple regions of interest (mROI) feature to boost acquisition speed in low-light applications. Researchers from the Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer and the Australian National University present promising examples with the new feature.
Nüvü Camēras’ CEO, Marie-Eve Ducharme, explains her careerpath as both an entrepreneur and scientist to inspire other women to follow their dreams.
Among all the Canadian companies present at Photonics West, Nüvü Camēras was highlighted on the front page of the first paper of the 2016 event.
Photonics Sprectra presents Nüvü’s new feature, the multiple regions of interest (mROI) for faster acquisition of the pixels of interest in low-light application.
André Desroches, of the daily newspaper Journal Métro, interviewed Nüvü Camēras co-founders Marie-Eve Ducharme and Olivier Daigle about the company’s achievements and new installations in the INGO Innovation Center in Griffintown, Montreal.
Bio Photonics invited Nüvü Camēras experts to present the various low flux imaging technologies available to users and help them select the device that suits their application. Take a look at the entire article here.
