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Low-power consumption, heavy-metal-free wide-spectrum image sensors for mass-market computer vision applications

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s The imaging industry is experiencing a paradigm shift due to megatrends such as autonomous cars, the metaverse and service robotics, all applications powered by computer vision (CV). This subset of artificial intelligence (Al) is expected to contribute more than €2 trillion to the global economy by 2030. Present imaging technologies were designed to fulfil the needs of humans for high-quality photography but not for machines. Autonomous and intelligent systems will require re-inventing image sensors to deliver reliability and resilience under low-visibility conditions while increasing the amount of information they capture and analyse. Qurv, a company operating in this space that brings together unique world expertise, has identified power consumption and toxic materials as the common drawbacks of current solutions, hindering mass-market uptake. To address these challenges, the project QSTACK will develop and validate a wide-spectrum image sensor technology and business case that delivers unprecedented cost performance to mass-market, power-sensitive computer vision applications

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award
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SIGNED
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EU
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2370937.5
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EUR

Evidence & attribution

European Commission, CORDIS Horizon Europe project dataset. Metadata adapted.

License: CORDIS reuse policy

First collected: 2026-09-20T01:21:06.728Z. This is not the publication date.