Ubicept

The Ubicept Toolkit for CMOS cameras improves signal-to-noise ratio and dynamic range. Real-time processing preserves detail for downstream perception.

Turn SPAD camera data into clear images for downstream perception with the Ubicept Toolkit, featuring real-time processing and camera integration APIs.

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See Ubicept technology in action through imaging comparisons, application demos, and technical articles on SPAD and CMOS camera performance.

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The page features media coverage and interviews about Ubicept's work in single-photon imaging and its applications in computer vision.

Help build the next generation of imaging and perception at Ubicept. View open positions and internships, along with benefits and flexible work options.

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The company seeks students in computer science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, product/business development, and marketing.

Ubicept was founded by scientists from MIT and UW-Madison and turns single-photon imaging research into practical vision technology.

Ubicept makes single-photon imaging practical, with SPAD evaluation systems and real-time processing for vision beyond the limits of conventional cameras.

Ubicept develops a computer-vision system that analyzes camera photon data directly instead of relying on still frames. Its approach uses single-photon avalanche diode arrays to capture incoming photons and feeds the raw stream to an FPGA and vision algorithms. The company says this can help computer vision perform better in low light and during fast motion, and demonstrates its technology at CES.

Mar 2023 · TechCrunchNews article