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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: in Phase Ii, Highri Optics, Inc., Proposes to Develop a Commercial Product That Will Enable Precise Calibration of High-performance Imaging Systems, and Refine Image Processing to Correct Imperfections and Reveal a True Image of the Object Under Investigation. the End Goal Is a Product Equipped With Calibration Standard and Specialized Data Reconstruction Software That Surpasses All Current Methods, Including the Slant-edge Technique Outlined in Iso 12233. This Innovation Aims to Substantially Enhance the Resolution Capabilities of Virtually Any Imaging System. Activities to Be Performed: During Its Phase Ii Project, Highri Optics Will Develop a Commercial Product That Will, Firstly, Enable Precise Calibration of High-performance Imaging Systems, and Secondly, Refine Image Processing to Correct Imperfections and Reveal a True Image of the Object Under Investigation.expected Outcomes: Expected Outcomes for This Phase Ii Project Is for Highri Optics to Develop a Product Equipped With Calibration Standard and Specialized Data Reconstruction Software That Surpasses All Current Methods, Including the Slant-edge Technique Outlined in Iso 12233. This Innovation Aims to Substantially Enhance the Resolution Capabilities of Virtually Any Imaging System.intended Beneficiaries: National Laboratories, Universities, Research Labs, and Manufacturing Companies, for Whom Precise Metrology Is the Key to the Fabrication of Their Products. Subrecipient Activities: Highri Optics Intends to Make a Subaward the Lawrence Berkley Labs and Rochester Scientific in El Cerrito, Ca.
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