Author: Caeleste

Join us at VISION 2024 in Messe Stuttgart from 8th – 10th October 2024! Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with us and discuss your sensing project at the machine vision industry’s most important international meeting point 🔬👩‍🏭🛰 🚩 VISION

We were delighted to present our latest research at the SPIE Sensors + Imaging conference in Edinburgh last week, titled “Voltage Domain TDI with Diffusion Enhanced Pixels.” Presented by Ben De Brabanter, the paper demonstrates an analogue voltage domain implementation

The Caeleste team gathered last week to celebrate the successful first image of one of our most recently tested projects, a flash-LIDAR image sensor for space applications, code-named ‘FLAMES’. Developed in collaboration with SINTEF, and under European Space Agency –

Fantastic to learn that the Caeleste hyperspectral sensor used in the AMOS ELOIS Spectrometer has completed its development phase and is now fully space-flight qualified! 🚀🌌🛰 With a mass of 40 kg, this instrument is dedicated to small-sats and offers

Join us at SPIE Sensors + Imaging in Edinburgh, Scotland, from 16th to 19th September 2024! Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with us and discuss your sensing project at Europe’s premier event, showcasing the latest sensor and photonic technologies

We always have a reason to celebrate! At Caeleste, we believe in celebrating our people, and this special occasion last week was no exception. With a crown on his head, a well-deserved drink in hand, and something delicious to eat,

Bart, one of the founders of Caeleste in 2006, has been a dedicated and driving force in our field. His vision and forward-thinking have been instrumental in shaping our company’s growth and expertise. To honor Bart’s 65th birthday, we enjoyed

Save the Date: 7-8th November 2024 We’re excited to announce that Caeleste will be participating in the upcoming Techfair at Technopolis (Mechelen) this November! 🎉 The event is a great opportunity for all 3rd-grade secondary students to explore the world

We are pleased to announce that our latest paper on sub-electron noise CMOS image sensors has been accepted for publication at the upcoming Pixel2024 workshop! 📜 Low-light imaging applications, such as astronomy and microscopy, require very low-noise image sensors. In

At Caeleste we believe in a vibrant and engaging workplace culture. Events organized by our colleagues are therefore a testament to our commitment to creating a fun and collaborative environment 🎲🍕 One of our favorite traditions is the board game