Spectricity’s multispectral image sensors leverage our disruptive technology to meet mobile and consumer device requirements, enabling advanced user-environment interfacing, big data analysis, image fusion, and new applications such as Color Matching, Skin Care & Cosmetics, and Industrial Inspection.
Standard RGB Image Sensor
3 color images

Typical RGB image composition

Conventional RGB filters

Conventional RGB filters are standard in consumer image sensors. These solutions provide limited spectral resolution (e.g. 100 nm), and focus on the visible range of the spectrum.
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Typical RGB specifications

Number of filters: 3
Spectricity Multispectral Image Sensor
Many spectral images

Multispectral image composition

Spectricity filter technology

Spectricity leverages a patented technology to integrate spectral filters at pixel level on image sensors. This provides a much higher spectral resolution (e.g. 5-30 nm), while retaining the advantages of high-volume CMOS manufacturing processes.
Typical Spectricity specifications

Number of filters: up to >100
FP Precision Filter Technology

Spectricity’s technology centers around a unique and patented spectral filter. This innovative filter is designed to be both scalable and adaptable, making it compatible with any image sensor. This adaptability allows for the integration of multispectral imaging capabilities into tiny form factors. Furthermore, Spectricity emphasizes low-cost and reliable manufacturing processes for the filters, ensuring accessibility and consistent performance. Finally, the spectral filters boast a long-term stable response, crucial for maintaining accuracy and dependability over extended periods of use.
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Finally accurate colors with Spectricity’s spectral imagers
Cameras are the centerpiece of today’s smartphones, and play a key role selling point to many consumers. Picture quality is paramount. Yet, despite tremendous camera advances, the color fidelity of state-of-the-art smartphones remains relatively poor. Smartphones are essentially color blind.
Spectral imaging with advanced Auto White Balancing (AWB) enables smarter white point estimation and more precise color inspection.
Spectricity’s new mobile device multispectral image sensor finally empowers true color photography, which will open the door to a host of applications including personalized cosmetics, and new e-commerce applications on the phone.
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Download this white paper to learn more about:
- The market trend of image sensors on smartphones
- Why your smartphone is color blind? Dive in the problem of AWB
- How spectral imaging can solve the issue and enable better white point estimation
- Spectricity’s solution and applications: mobile spectral imager for the camera of the future