RGB
Full-Color Imaging
Design the optic and the image together.
Tunoptix co-designs meta-optics and computational reconstruction for integration with image sensors. In a color-split configuration, separate optical channels capture color-specific views on regions of a shared sensor. Calibration, registration and reconstruction combine those measurements into a full-color image.
Illustrative color-split architecture.
Full-color prototype. Exterior hardware reference.
A patented color-split approach
Tunoptix’s US 12,177,551 B2 describes filtered meta-optical channels and computational combination of their measurements. Its illustrated four-channel example uses red, green, green and blue filters; the disclosure includes shared-sensor configurations.
We design the optics and image pipeline around the selected sensor, channel alignment and image-quality requirements.
Fit the image pipeline to the product
Consumer and embedded devices
Balance optical space, sensor area, illumination and processing for the scenes the product will encounter.
Image quality that serves the task
Evaluate color reproduction, spatial detail, noise and robustness against representative scenes and an agreed application baseline.
Define the image your product needs
Share your scenes, illumination, optical envelope, sensor and processing constraints. We will scope the optical and computational work needed to evaluate full-color output in your product architecture.