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Any Impact For CCTV In The Next Ten Years From This Five Trillion Frames A Second Camera?

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Ross Vander Klok
Jun 13, 2017
IPVMU Certified

Not exactly ready to go and granted it can only see particles of light but still....   new-video-camera-captures-5-trillion-frames-every-second

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John Honovich
Jun 13, 2017
IPVM

Look at where the research is done:

Researchers at Lund University in Sweden demonstrated the camera’s speediness by filming particles of light traveling a distance as thin as a sheet of paper, then slowing down the trillionth-of-a-second journey to watch it. [emphasis / link added]

Lund is the main university that Axis recruits from and where almost all their management attended. So it would be a natural fit at some level for Axis.

However, while this might help for scientific experiments / discoveries, I am not sure if there will be any applications in commercial video surveillance anytime soon.

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Ross Vander Klok
Jun 13, 2017
IPVMU Certified

I did not even notice that!  I should have picked up on that....

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Jay Hobdy
Jun 14, 2017
IPVMU Certified

The guys at MythBusters would love that camera....

 

 

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Jon Dillabaugh
Jun 19, 2017
Pro Focus LLC

But the White Rabbit Project wouldn't?

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Undisclosed
Jun 19, 2017

It's 2017.  If you told someone me you deployed an H.264 camera from a skycrane on another planet it would be considered old news.  If you told someone you deployed a camera on the first stage of a rocket landing back on earth immediately after launch it'd be recent news.  Five trillion frames a second so Facebook can analyze exactly what you think when you bite into a nacho at that restaurant with the blinged-up servers sounds completely reasonable.

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