Spectricity is a spin-off of imec, a leading R&D center in nano-electronics and digital technologies in Belgium. Spectricity develops low-cost, miniaturized, integrated spectral sensing solutions in the visible and near-infrared spectral range. Typical application areas are agriculture, food analysis, health, and biomedical applications for industrial and consumer markets.

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Were you following all the announcements out of CES last week? Big TVs, cool glasses, and eVTOLs reigned supreme. But it's a lot more challenging for startups to make their presence known against the big brands. 

Here's a few companies you might have missed 

Opteran, Spectricity, TurinTech AI, LightCode Photonics, Certivity,

🎉  That's a wrap! We had a good time at CES: fully packed with meetings and demos, good press and lots of interesting contacts. See you soon at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona!

👀 Nice coverage by Tom's Guide!
Forget Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra — a true camera phone revolution is coming next year.
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Nice coverage from CNET and Wired about our multispectral color solution. 
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Oops. Flagship phone cameras are still color blind. 😮 
Below's picture illustrates how colors (including Barbie's clothes and skin tone) are highly unstable under various light conditions on a major flagship phone (top row). 
Spectricity's multispectral imager (bottom row) helps to identify the true white point better under the same light conditions, and to resolve AWB issues 👉 more accurate and stable colors with your phone.
📩 Come and see the demos at CES: ces2024@spectricity.com.

Spectricity is a company specializing in spectral imaging technology, particularly in the development of spectral image sensor camera modules for smartphones and other devices. Their technology aims to bring accurate automatic white balance and color accuracy to smartphone cameras, with the potential to address color blindness in imaging.

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