An Artificial Compound-Eyes Imaging System Based on Micro-Lens Array with Multiple-Focus

Si Di; Peng Liu; Jian Jin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.933.667

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An Artificial Compound-Eyes Imaging System Based on Micro-Lens Array with Multiple-Focus

Abstract:

Comparing to the single aperture imaging system, Artificial Compound-Eyes (ACE) imaging system has some nice features, such as small size and stereo vision. This paper introduces our multiple-focus ACE imaging system. The system mainly consists of (a) a micro-lens array fabricated by Micro-Electro-Mechanical-System (MEMS) technology, (b) a CMOS chip, (c) a 3D mechanical moving stage, and (d) an auto-focus software module. It can simultaneously observe the object by several channels with different focus, therefore the focal length of the system can be adjusted by selecting different channels. Besides, a software module is developed to carry out auto-focus. The system is applicable to the fields of industry inspection, bio-medical imaging and robot vision.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 933)

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667-671

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May 2014

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Si Di, Peng Liu, Jian Jin*

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Artificial Compound-Eyes, MEMS Technology, Micro-Lens Array

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