Traditional cameras rely on an imaging lens which typically consists of several lens elements and a light sensitive sensor. Cameras have been built like this since 1816. Glass has been historically used to make high quality optical elements. They are replacing these elements with deep neural networks that give extreme flexibility when designing their cameras. It allows them to squeeze a huge sensor into an ultra thin module that fits perfectly into a mobile device without the need for protruding bumps. Their cameras bring SLR image quality into your pocket.


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Glass Imaging

Ziv Attar

Cole Cogswell

Fabio Riccardi

Tom Bishop

Michael Yoo

The Research and Engineering team at Glass Imaging focuses on innovating and developing new camera technologies. The Mechanical Design Lead is responsible for designing ultra-thin, efficient camera modules that integrate seamlessly with mobile devices. The Research Engineer leverages deep neural networks to replace traditional optical elements, enhancing sensor capabilities and image quality. The Computational Imaging Research Engineer specializes in developing algorithms to optimize image processing, ensuring that the cameras deliver SLR quality images in compact form factors.

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