Ansys Speos is collaborating with DXOMARK Analyzer, a leading tool for image quality analysis, to revolutionize the validation process of virtual camera systems. This webinar introduces the end-to-end camera solution that integrates physical measurements with simulation.
Join us to explore this groundbreaking partnership and learn how it can transform how you assess virtual camera system performance.
Time:
May 7, 2024
Session 1: 2 AM EDT / 8 AM CEST / 11:30 AM IST
Session 2: 12 PM EDT / 6 PM CEST / 9:30 PM IST
Venue:
Virtual
Session 1
2 AM EDT / 8 AM CEST / 11:30 AM IST
Session 2
12 PM EDT / 6 PM CEST / 9:30 PM IST
Overview
Ansys Speos is collaborating with DXOMARK Analyzer, a leading tool for image quality analysis, to revolutionize the validation process of virtual camera systems.
This webinar introduces a groundbreaking end-to-end camera solution that seamlessly integrates physical measurements with simulation. Attendees will gain insights into Ansys Optics' comprehensive capabilities for designing and validating camera systems. Discover how to leverage DXOMARK's Analyzer to analyze the image quality of virtual camera systems, treating simulation results with the same rigor as physical measurements.
By combining our optics portfolio and DXOMARK's Analyzer, you'll learn how to achieve predictively accurate validations of virtual camera systems, ensuring optimal performance and image quality. We'll also delve into the complete workflow between Ansys and DXOMARK, offering a holistic view of the integration and benefits of this innovative collaboration.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the capabilities of Ansys Optics for designing and validating camera systems
- Learn how DXOMARK's Analyzer can analyze the image quality of virtual camera systems
- Explore the complete workflow between Ansys and DXOMARK for a seamless integration of simulation and analysis
Who should attend?
Optical Engineer, Optomechanical Engineers, Engineering Management
Speaker
- Etienne Lesage, Senior Product Manager at Ansys
- Hoang-Phi Nguyen, Image Science Director at DXOMARK
