Eyes on Hera with Faintstar2 detector chip
Our name Caeleste
On November 12, 2006, Bart Dierickx, Patrick Henckes and Nick Witvrouwen brainstormed on a name for the company to be. A very large number of original to very original names were proposed. One that stuck was “Harmonia Caelestium” (harmony of the heavens), which became Celeste (a girl’s name, in good company with Mercedes and Stella) and eventually Caeleste.
For general use we say that Caeleste is the combination of “Caeles” (Latin for sky, heavens, thus “space”), and TE, technology.
There is no prescribed pronunciation. Latin pronunciation is preferred [kailεste].
Space & Scientific Imaging
PUBLICATIONS DATASHEETS CONTACT US Caeleste offers customized image sensor solutions for space and scientific imaging projects Large area devices Large area devices, designed for fault tolerant operation, combine high-speed operation, low noise operation and high dynamic range to cope with
Life Science & Medical Imaging
PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US Caeleste offers customized solutions for medical imaging and life science projects Image and photonic sensors are used over a very broad wavelength range to support medical diagnostics and life-science experiments. X-ray A large part of the medical
Industrial & Professional Imaging
PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US Caeleste offers customized solutions for industrial and professional imaging projects High speed Imaging Fast phenomena can only be studied, when recorded at high frame rate. This requires special architectures with low noise read-out chains to compensate for