Integration of SightBooster software into the marine reconaissance camera system of Medirlab
Apr 22nd, 2024
Preview video of Jumbo Marine system to be configured with our SightBooster real-time enhancement solution
We are closely cooperating with our strategic partner Medirlab Ltd. on the on-going integration of our SightBooster real-time visibility enhancement into the next version of their Jumbo Marine multispectral camera system.
Medirlab's Jumbo Marine product line features AI-based tracking and is particularly suited for boat/ship-based reconaissance missions, including marine search and rescue, coast guard and border control. The solution of Thexovision can further boost the camera's operation capabilities under low visibility conditions.
See also the news article of Ocean Science & Technology on the subject.
THEXOVISION joins the Aeronautics, Space and Defence Cluster of Portugal
Nov 21st, 2023
We are pleased to announce that THEXOVISION has been recently admitted as a member of AED Cluster Portugal. We are excited to create synergies and strengthen the ties with local and international companies, as well as institutions that are active participants in related sectors of the Portuguese economy. Through fostering such relationships, we are also aspiring to widen our product portfolio in order that our technology can be deployed, integrated into an ever broader range of end-user products across various industries.
THEXOVISION subsidiary in Portugal
Oct 29th, 2023
THEXOVISION has now officially started its activities in Portugal by having incorporated its subsidiary company THEXOVISION Unipessoal, Lda, which is going to primarily focus on Research and Development activities, particularly in but not limited to the subsea area.
Visibility enhancement in dark conditions
Sep 5th, 2022
Our development team at Thexovision is actively working on adding new features to our software library. Poor visibility can be caused not only by some obscurant media like haze or fog, but also dusk/night illumination conditions can present a challenge for regular, visible spectral range cameras. We recently had test sessions within a marine environment where the capabilities of our software was demonstrated in such settings. According to our experience, with some alteration in our already existing algorithm profiles by specifically gearing them towards dark scene input, a significant improvement can be achieved with cameras that are capable of good signal-to-noise performance.
This upcoming feature of our software will add visibility enhancement in dark illumination settings in otherwise clear visibility conditions, so that a visible spectral range camera could be used effectively for night vision with low exposure times and without any active illumination. This feature could be complementary to IR-based night vision, and might be even preferable in certain situations, where high image resolution is needed or a thermal IR signature does not provide adequate information on the imaged objects.
Thexovision is going to conduct further tests at dusk and night time for optimizing visibility enhancement in such situations and according to our plans this feature will be rolled out in a near-future software release.