Shinki-236 [Exclusive × 2024]

The Shinki-236 uses a CMOSIS CMV20000 sensor with a custom filter array. The 236 spectral bands are distributed non-uniformly: 80 bands in the blue (400–475 nm), 76 in green (475–600 nm), and 80 in red/NIR (600–1000 nm). Data output is via USB 3.2 or GMSL2.

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We compared the Shinki-236 against a Specim IQ and a Headwall Nano. Metrics: spectral accuracy (using a calibrated monochromator), frame rate (using an FPGA timestamp), and power draw (Keysight N6705B). The Shinki-236 uses a CMOSIS CMV20000 sensor with

The Shinki-236 was developed to address size, weight, and power (SWaP) constraints in small UAVs. Previous sensors (e.g., Shinki-120, Shinki-180) lacked sufficient channel density for material classification. Section 2 describes the hardware architecture. Section 3 details the test methodology. Section 4 presents results. Section 5 concludes. Previous sensors (e

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