ImmerVision announces a 360 degree capable lens

By Heri May 24th 2007 in Design

Immervision is a Montreal company that makes software and hardware for 360 imaging. Their products are used for conferences, for panoramic interactive photography and in security.

Their Panomorph technology won this year the Frost & Sullivan Award for North American Technology Innovation of the Year.

Yesterday, they added a new product in their offering, which is the IMV1-1/3 Panomorph lens. It allows any analog or digital camera to see panoramically, which should a more affordable solution than getting a specific 360 deg camera.

As you can see, the IMV1′s main usage should be video surveillance, in retail for instance.

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