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Listing of all 35 news releases from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems:

Short-wave imager helps UAV to see in the dark

User application article The SU640KTSX short-wave IR imager can be easily integrated into large or small systems, making it suitable for handheld, helmet mounted, mobile or aerial SWIR imaging applications.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (28 August 2008)

NIR imaging guides unmanned vehicles

Sensors Unlimited, part of Goodrich Corporation, now offers the NIR/SWIR imaging capability for UAV and UGV (unmanned aerial and ground vehicle) applications.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (11 June 2008)

Linear photodiode offers high sensitivity

The LC InGaAs photodiode array is vibration-resistant, easy to use and has a large active area, with a 50 micron x 250 micron pixel size.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems ( 1 May 2008)

Night vision system offers expanded range

The NIR/SWIR camera uses indium gallium arsenide-night vision (InGaAs-NV) technology to detect and track a broad range of battlefield infra-red lasers

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (14 March 2008)

Photodiode array is optimised for spectrometers

Photodiode array package design includes a two-stage TEC and thermally optimised materials for multichannel spectrometers that require high sensitivity, low power consumption and long-term stability.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (13 March 2008)

Camera accelerates near-infra-red imaging

High speed imager is used for hot glass and metals processing, agricultural inspection, wood inspection, remote ground sensing, materials classification and sorting, and high-speed spectroscopy.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (17 January 2008)

Camera suits machine vision applications

SUI 's SU-LDH Digital Line Scan SWIR camera offers high sensitivity, room-temperature-stabilised operation and integrate-while-read capability for fast readout speeds with minimal dead time.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (24 July 2007)

Cameras offer short response times

SUI SU320KTS cameras' snapshot feature provides image capture from pulsed events or moving objects within one frame.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (10 May 2007)

IR camera deals with every lighting level

The SU320KTSX-1.7RT SWIR video camera offers high sensitivity and wide dynamic range in the SWIR wavelength, from 0.9 micron to 1.7 micron.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (11 April 2007)

Camera provides real-time video imaging

SUI's newest camera offers the highest sensitivity available in the 0.9 to 1.7mm spectrum with a 640 x 512 pixel format on a 25mm pitch.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems ( 6 April 2007)

Boresight camera agreement reached

Goodrich will design and manufacture a boresight monitoring camera subsystem to be used in a multi-function laser for a US Army research project.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems ( 9 March 2007)

US Air Force funds IR developments

Goodrich Corp has been awarded a contract from the US Air Force Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Battlelab to develop and fabricate a short-wave infra-red sensor for the Spectre-Finder initiative.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems ( 4 December 2006)

IR cameras are available in OEM volumes

SUI is now shipping the ultracompact and lightweight (less than 90g) SU320KTX-1.7RT cameras in volume quantities.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (29 September 2006)

Near-IR cameras add resolution to machine vision

Short-wave IR linear digital video linescan cameras are easy to integrate, making them ideal for high-resolution machine vision and spectroscopic applications.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (14 August 2006)

Imaging software makes more of SWIR cameras

Enhanced imaging demonstration software allows full operational control of the high-speed windowing functions on SWIR windowing cameras.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (11 May 2006)

Army camera marches into industry

Shortwave infra-red camera, originally developed for the US Army's Soldier Mobility and Rifle Targeting System, is now available for industrial and commercial OEM use.

News from Goodrich Optical and Space Systems (19 April 2006)

High resolution, shortwave infra-red camera

High-frame-rate, high resolution, shortwave infra-red camera has high speed and regions of interest windowing capabilities with high sensitivity spectral response from 900 to 1700nm.