AIST has developed 3CCD full high-definition, infrared color night-vision imaging technology. This technology has been developed by employing an infrared imaging technique using three charge-coupled-device (CCD) image sensors and an image-processing technique. It is based on the original technology of AIST that can record color images even in dark conditions. The new technology makes it possible to record clear, high-frame-rate color videos even in darkness. It is expected to be applicable to broadcast cameras used for nighttime recording, as well as to on-board vehicle cameras and security and surveillance cameras.
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