Semiconductor Process Technician
Location: Malaysia, Sarawak, Kuching
Job description
Spectricity started end of 2018 as a spin-off of imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops and manufactures spectral sensing solutions using CMOS technologies. These solutions are designed for high-volume production and use in consumer and mobile devices.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and growing team of technologists, hardware- and software engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic Semiconductor Process technician to work at XFab (Kuching, Sarawak/Malaysia). This role will be part of our growing Operations department.
Your main responsibilities will be to
- Hands-on fab work on critical process and metrology and inspection equipment in conjunction with foundry engineers
- Support logistical activities
- Gather inline and end of line data to check if processes are in spec and yield targets are met
- Work pro-actively together with X-Fab towards high yield processing by investigating SPC data, failure modes, and identifying root causes for yield losses
In your role you will
- Work closely together with and under supervision of the Spectricity Senior foundry engineer on site
- Hands-on fab work (~60%): inline measurements, wafer processing, wafer inspections, wafer handling, logistics etc.
- Use your problem-solving skills and creative thinking to overcome technology and process issues
Your profile, skills and talents
- You have at least a certificate / diploma in engineering, manufacturing or any other relevant field
- You preferably have at least 2 years of hands-on experience in a high-volume semiconductor manufacturing environment working with semiconductor equipment.
- You are an organized, disciplined worker with a logical mindset
- You are experienced and proficient in handling expensive wafers
- Experience with in-line inspection, metrology or deposition systems is a strong plus
- You can express yourself in English and Bahasa Malaysia and have good communication skills
- You are prepared to work onsite at our X-fab foundry partner in Kuching, Sarawak/Malaysia
- Initially, this position supports a dayshift but in the future a multishift system will be implemented with different process technicians, and the candidate must be willing to work in a different shift when necessary.
- Able and willing to work (paid) overtime or weekends if needed
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly motivated multi-disciplinary team with background in Europe with a focus on Asia. You will have plenty of opportunity to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company. Spectricity offers a competitive salary and benefit package, also depending on experience and expertise.
Senior R&D System Engineer
Location: Belgium, Mechelen
Job description
Spectricity incorporated in 2018, as a spin-off from imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops low-cost, miniaturized, spectral sensing solutions with the mission to enable applications in high-volume consumer and industrial devices. These fields include wearables, smartphones, security and automotive, and spectral sensing in the field of biomedical health, smart gardening, color sensing, food analysis, smart object recognition.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and fast-growing team of technologists, engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic Senior R&D System Engineer in the CTO office.
Your main responsibilities will be to
- Develop and design roadmap spectral image sensor technologies: filters, optics, cameras, …
- Build and validate complex imaging sensor and camera models
- Investigate and resolve complex issues with products
- Build and validate complex imaging characterization setups
Your profile, skills and talents
Ideally you are a creative, self-dependent engineer or scientist, highly-motivated to be part of a dynamic team creating new value, continuously and actively seeking better solutions for our problems. Specifically:
- You have a master’s degree in engineering, with at least 5 years of professional experience.
- You have a solid understanding of image sensors and optics, and have experience with simulation tools such as ray tracers, finite element - or thin film simulators.
- You have a good understanding of basic electronics.
- You are proficient with Python.
- You are a leader who can efficiently interact with your peers within CTO office, engineering and marketing teams
- You are fluent in English, and have good presentation skills
You will help us be successful when:
- You are a good team player, able to pursue and find compromise through constructive discussion, enthusiasm and skills
- You are result-driven, you have a natural desire to analyze and solve problems and you are self-critical
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly-motivated multi-disciplinary team with global exposure in Europe, Asia and US. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company.
We are located in Mechelen city center, just across from Mechelen train station, in a modern setting, creating an inspiring work environment.
R&D Application Engineer
Location: Belgium, Mechelen
Job description
Spectricity incorporated in 2018, as a spin-off from imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops low-cost, miniaturized, spectral sensing solutions with the mission to enable applications in high-volume consumer and industrial devices. These fields include wearables, smartphones, security and automotive, and spectral sensing in the field of biomedical health, smart gardening, color sensing, food analysis, smart object recognition.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and fast-growing team of technologists, engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic R&D Application Engineer in the CTO office.
Your main responsibilities will be to
- Co-define new application demos which demonstrate the value of the technology in specific application fields. Present the demos to customers and support the Sales teams.
- Participate in the development of new application algorithms by performing large data collection trials, setting up experiments and analyzing data.
- Review new application fields through desk research and customer interactions, and help translate the needs into technical requirements for our sensors and applications. Analyze our competitive value proposition for specific application domains.
- Support Sales & Marketing teams with advanced application and product questions of the customer: work with the advanced system and application teams to answer complex questions, define experiments to retrieve answers.
Your profile, skills and talents
Ideally you are a creative, self-dependent engineer or scientist, highly-motivated to be part of a dynamic team creating new value, continuously and actively seeking better solutions for our problems. Specifically:
- You have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in electronics, applied sciences, computer science, or similar relevant degree and at least 5 years of experience.
- You have at least 3 years of customer facing experience.
- You are proficient with Python.
- You have basic understanding of electronics, cameras, image processing, computer vision and/or you are a very fast learner in new fields
- You have good communication skills to interact with different stakeholders inside and outside the international company
- You are fluent in English, and have good presentation skills
You will help us be successful when:
- You are a good team player, able to pursue and find compromise through constructive discussion, enthusiasm and skills
- You are result-driven, you have a natural desire to analyze and solve problems and you are self-critical
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly-motivated multi-disciplinary team with global exposure in Europe, Asia and US. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company.
We are located in Mechelen city center, just across from Mechelen train station, in a modern setting, creating an inspiring work environment.
Filter Design and System Engineer
Location: Belgium, Mechelen
Job description
Spectricity was founded at the end of 2018 as a spin-off of imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops and manufactures spectral sensing solutions using CMOS technologies. These solutions are designed for high-volume production and use in consumer and mobile devices.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and fast-growing team of technologists, engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic Filter Design and System Engineer.
Your main responsibilities will be to
- Design, simulate and verify hyperspectral filter implementations, in close collaboration with Spectricity process engineers and product engineers.
- Design for manufacturing of Spectricity hyperspectral products, with emphasis on the filter design and system co-design, including process, manufacturing, optics and package tolerances.
- Development of system models and internal development tools.
- Together with our engineering team, design our sensor products, characterize the system specifications, define test systems to validate the design, analyze measurement results and propose improvements.
Your profile, skills and talents
Ideally you are a creative, self-dependent engineer or scientist, highly-motivated to be part of a dynamic team creating new value, continuously and actively seeking better solutions for our problems. Specifically:
- You have a master’s degree in Engineering or a similar relevant degree by proven experience.
- Preferable, you have previous experience in optical design, thin film design or system engineering.
- You are a fast learner with a drive to excel.
- You are a team-player who can efficiently interact with your peers in the Engineering department, Application engineers in the Marketing department, Test, Process and Manufacturing engineers in the Operations Department as well as the CTO Office.
- You have experience in developing optical components and/or system modeling tools, with a focus on product development. You know and apply design concepts such as MC, tolerance analysis, DFM.
- You have a solid understanding of elementary electronics and optics, boards, systems and test equipment, and have a strong analytic capacity to analyze cross-domain complex systems.
- Massive amounts of simulation and measurement data do not scare you.
- You have a healthy focus on quality and a knack for continuous improvement.
- Experience with spectroscopy and/or optical systems is a strong plus.
- You have experience with python.
- You are fluent in English, and have good presentation skills.
You will help us be successful when:
- You are a natural problem-solver with a dedication to leave no blind spots uncovered.
- You know how to balance a fast time to market with high quality requirements for HVM consumer products.
- You are a good team player, able to pursue and find compromise through constructive discussion, enthusiasm and skills.
- You are result-driven, you have a natural desire to analyze and solve problems, you have an eye on quality and you are self-critical.
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly-motivated multi-disciplinary team with global exposure in Europe, Asia and US. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company.
Spectricity offers a competitive salary and benefit package . We are located in Mechelen city center, just across from Mechelen train station, in a modern setting, creating an inspiring work environment.
R&D Characterization Engineer
Location: Belgium, Mechelen
Job description
Spectricity incorporated in 2018, as a spin-off from imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops low-cost, miniaturized, spectral sensing solutions with the mission to enable applications in high-volume consumer and industrial devices. These fields include wearables, smartphones, security and automotive, and spectral sensing in the field of biomedical health, smart gardening, color sensing, food analysis, smart object recognition.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and fast-growing team of technologists, engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic R&D Characterization Engineer in the CTO office.
Your main responsibilities will be to
- Develop, validate and improve complex imaging characterization setups: opto-electronic and spectroscopic
- Investigate and resolve complex issues with image sensor and camera prototypes and products
- Define new characterization requirements and procedures, perform the measurements and in-depth analysis of the data, report to and work with system engineers to steer toward solutions forward
Your profile, skills and talents
Ideally you are a creative, self-dependent engineer or scientist, highly-motivated to be part of a dynamic team creating new value, continuously and actively seeking better solutions for our problems.
Specifically:
- You have a master’s degree in electronics.
- You have a good understanding of image sensors and optics, and solid hands-on experience with opto-electronic laboratory equipment.
- You have a good understanding of basic electronics.
- You are proficient with Python.
- You have experience with handling large test data sets, and are proficient in analyzing data and creating crisp reports.
- You are fluent in English, and have good presentation skills
You will help us be successful when:
- You are a good team player, able to pursue and find compromise through constructive discussion, enthusiasm and skills
- You are result-driven, you have a natural desire to analyze and solve problems and you are self-critical
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly-motivated multi-disciplinary team with global exposure in Europe, Asia and US. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company.
Location Mechelen city center, 5 minutes by foot from Mechelen train station, in a brand-new building creating an inspiring work environment.
Field Application Engineer China
Job description
Spectricity started end of 2018 as a spin-off of imec, a leading R&D center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops and manufactures spectral sensing solutions using CMOS technologies. These solutions are designed for high-volume production and use in consumer and mobile devices.
Within the dynamic, multidisciplinary and fast-growing team of technologists, engineers and application experts, we are looking for an enthusiastic Field Application Engineer China.
Your main responsibilities will be to
Technically support the customers and partners in Asia. You will be the technical interface to the Belgium-based R&D teams:
- Provide proactive technical support, problem solving and Q&A for clients and partners to drive for design-win and customer satisfaction.
- Define and establish required documentation, training materials, agenda and conduct technical training.
- Participate in and facilitate failure analysis and corrective actions.
Support BD and Marketing to help define the customer and product requirements
- Attend trade shows and industry events when needed
- Conduct product demonstrations
- Discuss with prospective customers what they need in terms of product specifications, link the customer application to our product specifications
Support the operations team
- Visit and interface with Asia-based suppliers
Your profile, skills and talents
Ideally you are a creative, self-dependent engineer, highly-motivated to be part of a dynamic team creating new value, continuously and actively seeking better solutions for our problems.
Specifically:
- You have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering with at least 5 years of relevant experience, or similar relevant degree by proven experience
- You have proven experience with image sensors or camera products, and a good understanding of elementary electronics and optics, boards and systems architecture
- You understand industry trends, system architecture, block diagram and client roadmaps & client’s needs.
- You are very fluent in English and Chinese/Mandarin, and have good presentation skills
- You are willing to travel to Europe often
You have the perfect background if:
- You have experience with smartphone camera integration
- You have experience with Automatic White Balance algorithms and their implementations on SoCs
- You are well versed in image color and recoloring pipeline
You will help us be successful when:
- You have excellent communication skills both towards clients as internal stakeholders
- You are independent and proactive and are able to work well autonomously in a remote team
- You are a good team player, able to pursue and find compromise through constructive discussion, enthusiasm and skills
- You are result-driven, you have a natural desire to analyze and solve problems and you are self-critical
What Spectricity offers
An exciting experience in a dynamic start-up environment, in a highly-motivated multi-disciplinary team with global exposure in Europe, Asia and US. You will have plenty of opportunity to learn and be creative, to be entrepreneurial and to shape the future of a company.
Spectricity Appoints New Vice President of Worldwide Sales
Mechelen, Belgium, April 15, 2024 — Spectricity, a leading innovator in spectral sensing solutions for mobile and consumer devices, is pleased to announce the appointment of David Yao as Vice President of Worldwide Sales. This key addition to the leadership leverages David’s extensive experience to steer the company through emerging markets and novel applications in spectral imaging.
David brings to Spectricity over 25 years of experience in global sales leadership and business development within the technology sector, most notably in semiconductor and materials companies. His expertise spans across Asia Pacific and Greater China regions, having held significant roles at Azumo, Keyssa, Nanoco Technologies, Cambrios, and other leading technology
firms.
In his new role at Spectricity, David will oversee the company’s sales operations, with a particular focus on key markets including Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, and the United States. He will collaborate closely with the marketing, R&D, applications, and operations teams to execute company strategies, develop key customer relationships, and drive design-ins and design-wins to fuel the company's revenue growth.
“I am honored to join Spectricity as Vice President of Worldwide Sales. Spectricity is redefining the imaging and video capture industry by offering a level of spectral data sophistication beyond traditional RGB imaging systems. This enables image signal processors and central processing units to more accurately match captured colors with those displayed, improve post-image processing, white point balancing, and object recognition, among other advancements. The integration of AI with Spectricity’s spectral data opens up endless possibilities, extending our reach into various applications such as smartphones, security cameras, DSLR cameras, IP cameras, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and AR/VR technologies.”
- David Yao, VP of Worldwide Sales, Spectricity
“David’s appointment comes at a crucial time as we continue to innovate and lead in spectral imaging technology. His wealth of experience and deep understanding of the global technology landscape will be invaluable as we expand our reach and bring our groundbreaking spectral sensing solutions to more devices and industries around the world.”
- Glenn Vandevoorde, CEO, Spectricity
With the introduction of the S1 spectral imager, Spectricity is at the forefront of enhanced photographic authenticity, enabling a multitude of applications that benefit from true color capture. The company’s drive to innovate the future of spectral imaging set it apart as a leader in this transformative technology.
About Spectricity
Spectricity is a fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Belgium, specializing in the development and manufacturing of spectral sensing solutions for consumer and mobile devices. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from imec, Spectricity has quickly established itself as a pioneer in the field, driven by a deep patent portfolio and a commitment to innovation. With the aim of bringing true colors to all mobile devices, Spectricity’s technology promises to unlock new possibilities for accurate color photography, personalized cosmetics, e-commerce applications, and beyond.
For more information about Spectricity and its technologies, please visit spectricity.com.
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Beyond Pixels: Transformative Journey of AWB
Automatic White Balance (AWB) technology, a seemingly subtle yet pivotal aspect of imaging devices, has undergone a century-long evolution. From its roots in Max Planck's quantum theory to recent innovations by companies like Spectricity, AWB has played a crucial role in shaping how we capture and perceive the world through cameras. Beyond its impact on photography, advanced AWB's advancements hold promise for a spectrum of applications, from enhancing medical diagnostics to contributing to the field of artificial intelligence.
Understanding AWB
At its core, AWB operates as the intelligent guide for color temperature adjustments in images, ensuring that whites remain truly white, regardless of ambient lighting conditions. Max Planck, a notable figure in quantum physics and a Nobel laureate in Physics in 1918, played a pivotal role in laying the theoretical groundwork for AWB. Commissioned by electricity providers in the late 1800s to enhance the brilliance of light bulbs with minimal energy consumption, Planck developed a model linking the color of light to the temperature of a theoretical black body. This model detailed the progression of emitted light, transitioning from warm hues around 1500° Kelvin to pristine white light at approximately 5000° Kelvin and culminating in cooler tones above 15000° Kelvin.
Planck's theoretical model found a digital translation with the establishment of the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) in 1931. The CIE Color Space, a milestone in color science, comprehensively mapped all colors perceptible to the human eye. Within this expansive color space, the Planckian Locus emerged—a guiding trajectory based on temperature. This locus paved the way for the color temperature sliders ubiquitous in modern imaging software, allowing nuanced adjustments aligning with the temperature-based color transitions observed in Planck's original model.
The integration of Planck's theories into digital photography marked a transformative journey. From theoretical concepts rooted in quantum physics, AWB evolved into a fundamental tool in a photographer's kit. The transition from film to digital pixels prompted recalibration of AWB algorithms to meet the challenges and opportunities of the digital canvas. This historical odyssey—from Planck's theoretical groundwork to the present—signifies not just the evolution of a tool but also illustrates the symbiotic relationship between scientific ingenuity and technological progress. AWB has become a technological language, shaping the narrative of our visual experiences and standing as a testament to the persistent pursuit of accurate color representation in the ever-evolving realm of photography.
Challenges with Traditional AWB
AWB has undoubtedly been a revolutionary force in photography, ensuring that images present accurate color tones. However, the journey hasn't been without its hurdles. One of the primary challenges lies in the variability of lighting conditions encountered in real-world scenarios. Traditional AWB algorithms, while adept at adjusting color temperature, can falter when faced with complex lighting situations, leading to inaccuracies in color representation.
The subtleties of ambient light, whether it be the warm glow of indoor tungsten lights, the cool tones of overcast outdoor scenes, or the mixed lighting conditions often found in indoor environments, present a formidable challenge. AWB algorithms rely on predefined rules and assumptions, and their performance may decline when confronted with unconventional or dynamic lighting situations. This limitation is especially critical in professional settings where precise color accuracy is paramount.
Moreover, the reliance on RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color channels, a standard in many traditional AWB implementations, can sometimes fall short in capturing the full spectrum of colors present in a scene. This can result in slight but perceptible color inaccuracies, particularly in situations where the lighting contains unique hues or when photographing subjects with diverse skin tones. As industries increasingly demand high-quality imaging for applications beyond photography, such as medical diagnostics or industrial analysis, addressing these challenges becomes imperative.
The continuous evolution of AWB technology seeks to overcome these hurdles. Advanced sensors, multispectral imaging, and machine learning algorithms are at the forefront of innovations designed to enhance the adaptability and precision of AWB in diverse and challenging lighting environments. As we witness advancements pioneered by companies like Spectricity, it becomes evident that the challenges posed by traditional AWB are not insurmountable, but rather opportunities for growth and improvement in the field of accurate color representation.
Spectricity’s Paradigm Shift in AWB
Embarking on a paradigm shift in AWB, Spectricity emerges as a leader, redefining the boundaries of color accuracy in imaging. At the heart of this innovation is Spectricity's S1 spectral sensor, representing the culmination of years of research and development. Unlike traditional AWB sensors, the S1 introduces multispectral capabilities, allowing it to capture the full visible and near-infrared range with unparalleled fidelity.
The key breakthrough lies in the miniaturization of the multispectral camera, making it feasible for integration into smartphones and other consumer devices. Spectricity's S1, set to be the first "miniaturized" and "mass-manufacturable" mobile unit, addresses a longstanding challenge in the industry.
Jonathan Borremans, Chief Technology Officer at Spectricity, sheds light on the transformative nature of the S1. He explains that even high-end smartphone cameras are, in essence, "color blind," relying on algorithms to estimate lighting conditions for accurate color representation. The S1, equipped with advanced spectral technology, sidesteps the limitations of traditional RGB coding, enabling it to discern true white balance in every hue.
Real World Applications of Advanced AWB Technology
The integration of advanced AWB technology, such as innovations like the S1 sensor in smartphones, reveals transformative possibilities, reshaping our understanding of color representation. It defines an era where color accuracy becomes integral to our multifaceted visual experiences across a broad range of industries and applications.
Cosmetics Industry
Unlocking True Color Representation
In the cosmetics industry, the search for accurate color representation is paramount. Current AWB applications in cosmetics photography ensure that product images truly reflect their colors, assisting consumers in making informed choices online. However, with the integration of advanced AWB technology, such as Spectricity's S1 sensor, the possibilities are expanded. Cosmetic companies can now precisely measure skin tones, enabling accurate rendering of pictures that reflect skin tones authentically. This capability is a game-changer for matching skin tones with the right foundation, lipstick shade, hair dye, enabling virtual try-ons of makeup, and ultimately empowering consumers to make the right purchasing decisions.
Healthcare and Medical Imaging
Advancing Diagnostics with Spectral Insights
In healthcare, the demand for accurate color extends beyond aesthetics; it plays a crucial role in medical imaging. Traditional AWB has made significant contributions to fields like pathology, where accurate color depiction is vital for diagnostic accuracy. With the emergence of advanced AWB technologies like Spectricity's S1 sensor, the potential applications in healthcare become even more profound. The S1 sensor's multispectral capabilities has the potential to capture minute spectral information related to biological components. For instance, it could aid clinicians in detecting skin cancers, such as melanoma, by analyzing specific spectral signatures linked to the disease. The sensor's ability to measure factors like blood volume, oxygen levels, and moisture in the skin opens avenues for non-invasive diagnostics. This has implications not only for dermatology but also for broader medical imaging applications, bringing a new dimension to the intersection of technology and healthcare.
Authentication and Security
Safeguarding Against Counterfeits
The integration of advanced AWB technology introduces a groundbreaking layer of security and authenticity verification, particularly in areas prone to counterfeiting. While traditional AWB has been instrumental in ensuring accurate color reproduction for security features on banknotes or identification documents, Spectricity's S1 sensor, with its advanced AWB capabilities, elevates this process to new heights. The sensor's precise calibration of color temperatures enhances the accuracy of detecting specific spectral signatures crucial for authentication. In security documents like passports or identity cards, the S1 sensor becomes a sophisticated tool to identify the unique spectral signature associated with the document's authenticity, providing an unparalleled level of protection against counterfeit materials and unauthorized reproductions. This innovative application extends beyond document security to product authentication, making it a powerful tool in the battle against counterfeiting across various industries.
Product Development and E-commerce
Precision in Visual Merchandising
In the dynamic landscape of e-commerce, consumers often rely heavily on visual information when making purchasing decisions. Advanced AWB technology, exemplified by innovations like Spectricity's S1 sensor, is set to redefine the consumer experience. Current AWB applications contribute to maintaining color fidelity in product images, aiding consumers in accurate decision-making. However, with the integration of cutting-edge technologies such as the S1 sensor, the possibilities extend beyond mere color accuracy. Consumers can expect a more immersive and reliable representation of products online, where the S1 sensor's multispectral imaging capabilities capture subtle nuances that traditional cameras might overlook. This heightened accuracy in visual representation enhances the consumer's online shopping experience, allowing for more informed and satisfying purchasing decisions. Consistency in color representation becomes integral, fostering trust and confidence among consumers in the authenticity and quality of products showcased online.
Advanced VR and AR Realism
Immersive Photorealistic Experiences
Advanced AWB technology is reshaping the future of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) with an unprecedented level of color accuracy and lighting precision, empowering AR and VR developers with new tools to craft scenes with unparalleled realism. By precisely capturing colors and optimizing lighting conditions, AWB seamlessly integrates virtual objects into real-world surroundings, providing greater immersion and believability. This advancement enhances AR and vR interactions, allowing users to engage with virtual elements in a manner that feels natural and real. From architectural visualization to virtual product demonstrations, AWB opens new doors for creators, pushing the boundaries of possibilities within augmented environments.
Conclusion
As we trace the evolution of AWB, from Planck's pioneering theoretical work to its current technological advancements, a story emerges marked by ingenuity and an unwavering pursuit of visual precision and vitality. Overcoming challenges inherent in traditional AWB, recent advancements, such as Spectricity's S1 sensor, are reshaping industries. Beyond resolving existing hurdles, these innovations unlock transformative possibilities for the future. Standing at the crossroads of historical groundwork and cutting-edge technology, advanced AWB promises to usher in a new era, seamlessly integrating color accuracy as a fundamental and authentic aspect of our diverse visual storytelling.
Want to witness it yourself?
Live demonstrations of our technology and S1 camera will be featured at the Belgian Pavilion of MWC 2024 from 26 to 29 February (Hall 7, Stand 7G51). Please join us to experience this remarkable camera first-hand.
Don’t miss our exclusive workshop on 28 February, where experts, including Axel Clouet from Yole, Pierre-Yves Maitre from DXOMARK, Troels Marstrand from Revea, Jonathan Borremans from Spectricity and others will provide insights into the intricacies of multispectral imaging, its applications, and the future it holds for various industries. It is an opportunity to understand how the technology and our S1 can revolutionize your specific field. Seats are limited, so, register early to secure your attendance: register here. To schedule a meeting with us at MWC, please reach out to us at [email protected].
Stay connected!
For more information about Spectricity, explore our website and connect with us on LinkedIn (#Spectricity) for updates and insights.
See you in Barcelona!
MWC 2024: Spectricity and the Future of Mobile Camera Imaging
We are excited to be part of MWC Barcelona, 2024, where we will be showcasing our cutting-edge multispectral imaging technology. Join us at the Belgian Pavilion (Hall 7, Stand 7G51) for a live demo of our S1 multispectral camera and discover firsthand the potential this technology has for applications even beyond the realm of mobile devices.
What is the S1?
After 15 years of research, Spectricity developed the revolutionary S1, a miniaturized multispectral camera module. Diverging from traditional cameras with 3-channel RGB filters, the S1 utilizes 16 filters per pixel. This allows capturing details across spectrum wavelengths imperceptible to the human eye. Enhanced automatic white balancing (AWB) capabilities further empower the S1, enabling it to record spectral signatures with unparalleled accuracy. The outcome is a series of breathtaking, true-to-life color images consistently achieved across various light sources.
Why it matters?
Spectral imaging's roots trace to Newton’s 19th Century experiments with prisms for light dispersal, followed by the development of filters to capture different wavelengths of light for color photography. In the mid-20th century, spectral imaging applied to aerospace, remote sensing, and medical diagnostics. Despite advancements, broader spectral imaging adoption faced challenges, such as bulky size, reliance on specialized equipment, and high costs. They were simply impractical for integration into the broad realm of consumer devices or applications where portability and cost-effectiveness are crucial.
Spectricity's S1 addresses these challenges, leveraging a miniature form factor, high-speed, and flexible CMOS technology. Low power consumption and high-efficiency output enhance efficiency for a wide array of applications. This ensures S1 integration is not only cost-efficient but also well-suited for high-volume mass production. With the flexibility that CMOS provides, Spectricity can tailor design to integrate seamlessly with devices across a myriad of applications.
Want to witness it yourself?
Live demonstrations of our technology and S1 camera will be featured at the Belgian Pavilion of MWC 2024 from 26 to 29 February (Hall 7, Stand 7G51). Please join us to experience this remarkable camera first-hand.
Don’t miss our exclusive workshop on 28 February, where experts, including Axel Clouet from Yole, Pierre-Yves Maitre from DXOMARK, Troels Marstrand from Revea, Jonathan Borremans from Spectricity and others will provide insights into the intricacies of multispectral imaging, its applications, and the future it holds for various industries. It is an opportunity to understand how the technology and our S1 can revolutionize your specific field. Seats are limited, so, register early to secure your attendance: register here. To schedule a meeting with us at MWC, please reach out to us at [email protected].
Stay connected!
For more information about Spectricity, explore our website and connect with us on LinkedIn (#Spectricity) for updates and insights.
See you in Barcelona!
