Immervision is a developer of advanced vision systems, integrating optics, image processing, and sensor fusion technologies. They design wide-angle lenses and imaging software for various applications, including aerospace cameras and drones, with the goal of improving situational awareness. Immervision partners with organizations like the U.S. Department of Defense and Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) to develop specialized vision systems. Their technologies are used in drones, stratospheric balloons, and other aerospace applications.
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Red Cat's hardware and software partners include Sentien Robotics, Ocean Power Technologies, Primordial Labs, Tomahawk Robotics, Athena AI, Teledyne FLIR, Reveal Technology, Immervision, and Doodle Labs.
Teal Drones' technology partners for its SRR effort include Teledyne FLIR, Doodle Labs, and Immervision.
Red Cat has partnered with Tomahawk Robotics, Reveal Technology, and Immervision to offer additional drone capabilities including multi-vehicle control, 3D mapping, and object detection.
Immervision's latest navigation camera module is used for surveillance and unmanned systems.
Teal is integrating the new Immervision camera into its software system to enhance the Golden Eagle's autonomous flying capabilities.
Immervision's camera module is capable of seeing objects in a dark environment at 1 lux, equivalent to deep twilight.
The new model of Teal's Golden Eagle drone is under development and will be equipped with two Immervision low-light camera modules.
The two Immervision cameras provide stereoscopic vision to Teal's autonomous pilot system.
Teal Drones has partnered with Canadian optical products manufacturer Immervision.
Immervision's web-based dewarping provides a plug-in free user experience, requiring no installation for the end user.
Immervision launches its universal web video dewarping system for wide-angle security cameras, body worn cameras, and other 360-degree devices.
Immervision's SDK allows for data-in-picture and field-of-view stabilization.
The SDK supports dewarping of Immervision's Panomorph lenses and traditional fisheye lenses.
Immervision’s web-based video dewarping supports over 30 camera brands in various views and layouts.
The Immervision dewarping SDK is compatible with Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and other browsers.
Immervision's dewarping SDK is now available in an HTML 5 version aimed at web and cloud-based applications.
All processing for the Immervision SDK is performed in the web browser, eliminating the need for application installation on client devices.
Immervision's dewarping solution is responsive and adaptable for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and PCs.