(Radiant Vision Systems: Redmond, WA) -- Radiant Vision Systems, a leading provider of imaging systems for scientific evaluation of light sources and displays, announces that its ProMetric I61 (61-megapixel) Imaging Colorimeter was recognized among the best by the 2022 Laser Focus World Innovators Awards. An esteemed and experienced panel of judges from the optics and photonics community recognized Radiant Vision Systems as a Gold honoree.
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“On behalf of the Laser Focus World Innovators Awards, I would like to congratulate Radiant Vision Systems on their Gold-level honoree status,” says Laser Focus World Editor in Chief Peter Fretty. “This competitive program allows Laser Focus World to celebrate and recognize the most innovative products impacting the photonics community this year.”
Radiant Vision Systems introduced the ProMetric I61 on May 17, 2021, providing the highest-resolution tristimulus imaging colorimeter available at 61 megapixels (9,568 x 6,380). Used to measure values of light and color for evaluating light-emitting devices such as displays, backlit components, and light sources, imaging colorimeters apply internal color filters and calibrations that adhere to a model of standard human visual perception defined by the CIE (International Commission on Illumination).
ProMetric Imaging Colorimeters from Radiant use tristimulus filters to achieve the closest innate system response to CIE color-matching functions for highly repeatable measurements of brightness (luminance) and color (chromaticity). Images enable rapid comparisons of values in spatial context to determine contrast, uniformity, defects, and more. For more than 30 years, ProMetric imaging systems have provided manufacturers with efficient lab and production-level tools to ensure that the design and manufacturing quality of their devices meets specifications, adheres to brand standards, and accurately reflects how devices are actually perceived.
In today’s emerging display technologies, smaller and smaller light-emitting elements are leveraged for more seamless visuals and extended brightness, color, and contrast. Pixels of emissive displays (OLED, microLED, miniLED) are not only difficult to measure because of their size, but are also prone to variability; each emits light separately, with brightness and color values dependent on input driving current. This variability can cause nonuniformity that may be visible in a display screen, which affects usability and brand perception.
“Today’s display manufacturers are becoming more concerned with measuring pixels due to their emissive nature,” states Radiant Vision Systems CEO Doug Kreysar. “Pixel-level measurements can be used to calculate pixel differences to calibrate a display to uniform output—a process called ‘demura’ or pixel-uniformity correction. However, at the pixel size and density of new OLED and microLED displays, the majority of today’s imaging systems don’t offer sufficient resolution to discern individual pixel output. Radiant introduced the ProMetric I61 for applications like these, where additional measurement precision is needed, and where the success of an application is highly dependent on measurement accuracy and speed.”
The ProMetric I61 applies 61 megapixels of imaging precision to measure all pixels in a display in maximum detail while still capturing the entire display in a single image. A complete measurement of all pixels in a display can be completed in less than 2 seconds. With this speed advantage, manufacturers can apply the ProMetric I61 for production-level applications that include in-line quality control and demura.
“The ProMetric I61 is the result of extensive component testing and innovative engineering by the Radiant team to ensure all important qualities of the imaging system—resolution, accuracy, and speed—are maximized to meet real manufacturing demands for metrology in automated visual inspection,” states Kreysar. “We are proud to have this effort recognized by the 2022 Laser Focus World Innovators Awards.”
For more information about the ProMetric I Imaging Colorimeter, visit www.RadiantVisionSystems.com.
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