.::APHESA SPRL - imaging, electronics and software consulting::.

About Aphesa

Aphesa provides consulting in image sensors, image sensor characterization and image sensor integration.

We have developed an EMVA1288 v3 compliant test equipment to characterize and benchmark image sensors and cameras for industrial and machine vision applications.

Aphesa also develops custom and standard industrial cameras for line scan and area scan sensors.

We also provide custom software and hardware development services.

The company is located in Belgium.

Featured service

With the EMVA1288 measurement service you can have your cameras tested on our EMVA1288 test bench. A PDF report with all calculation results and all graphs is provided.

News

May 2012: Aphesa will be teaching a short course at Optics+Photonics 2012 in San Diego about HDR imaging, this is a shorter version of the course tought in San Francisco during Electronic Imaging. More information can be found here on SPIE's website. The course notes are also available as an e-book on our website.

Jan 2012: Aphesa will be teaching a short course at Defense, Security and Sensing 2012 in Baltimore about HDR imaging, this is a shorter version of the course tought in San Francisco during Electronic Imaging. More information can be found here on SPIE's website. The course notes are also available as an e-book on our website.

Dec 2011: Aphesa will be teaching a short course at Electronic Imaging 2012 in San Francisco about HDR imaging. More information can be found here on SPIE's website. The course notes are also available as an e-book on our website.

July 2011: Aphesa will participate to European project Legato.

Older news

SPIE Short course

The short course "High dynamic range imaging: sensors and architectures" (SC967) is tought each year during Electronic Imaging in San Francisco and during Security, Defense and Sensing in Baltimore as well as in company.

The notes of the course are transformned into a book by SPIE press, the sale of the notes as an eBook on our site will stop when the book is released.