Coastal headland at night as the raw sensor records it: near black, with no discernible terrain.
The same headland after Cuvos enhancement: cliff face, waterline, and sky separate and legible.

Same sensor.More signal.

Above enhanced · Below raw

Patent-pending processing on your raw sensor data. The sensor stays as it is. So does everything behind it.

Our EagleEye technology operates on your raw or compressed sensor output, can be added inline with your current processing streams, or enhanced offline.

Left EagleEye enhanced · Right raw sensor
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Get your existing systems seeing further

Poor light, haze, glare, and motion are where sensing systems lose the thing you needed. Cuvos recovers detail the sensor captured but couldn't deliver, so the optics you already have reach further into conditions that used to defeat them.

Nothing in front of the sensor changes and nothing behind it needs rebuilding. The gain comes from information that was already there.

A tree-lined park path at dusk, enhanced by EagleEye: a walker with a dog on a lead, seen from behind, heading away down the path.
The same instant as HawkEye events: a black frame carrying only the green and magenta outline of the walker and the dog, and a faint speckle in the canopy.

Same sensor. Events out.

Left HawkEye · Right EagleEye

HawkEye detects motion events in the scene between frames. Monitoring areas of interest requires significantly reduced bandwidth, but full camera functionality remains available for you to analyse and overlay.

Left HawkEye events · Right EagleEye scene
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Events and video: a unique combination

EBS cameras are specialised and expensive tools. HawkEye uses a conventional camera to detect events. These can be further filtered by location, speed, and size. The original video stays available to scrutinise regions of interest.

Nature knows best

Getting reliable information out of imperfect sensors is a problem nature has already solved. The cells that turn what we sense into something we can act on show us how to build better systems. We use this idea, the basis of neuromorphic engineering, to design our technology.

EagleEye uses it to bring out detail in scenes that are dark or low in contrast. HawkEye copies the cells in our eyes and brain that pick up movement. Learn more about our design philosophies and how we build our technology.