Kodak spin-off Truesense Imaging announced its first CMOS sensor targeting applied imaging markets such as machine vision, intelligent transportation systems, and surveillance.
The 12-megapixel KAC-12040 combines high resolution with very high frame rate, flexible readout, and excellent near-IR sensitivity, the company says, “features that address the critical requirements of many current and emerging imaging applications.”
Based on a 4.7-micron pixel, the platform provides both global and rolling shutter for versatile image capture, very high frame rate, and excellent near-IR sensitivity, Truesense adds.
The sensor is available in monochrome and Bayer color configurations, and is sampling today with production planned for Q2, 2013.
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