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Gpixel Changchun Microelectronics Inc. designs and supplies customized and off-the-shelf CMOS image sensor solutions. The company provides a portfolio that includes global shutter sensors for high-speed industrial cameras, rolling shutter scientific CMOS sensors, and line scan sensors sensitive to short-wave infrared for industrial and scientific applications. Additional offerings include depth sensing and distance measurement sensors, cinematography and production imaging sensors utilizing backside illumination technology, and sensors for applications such as traffic monitoring, spectroscopy, fluorescence imaging, astronomy, UV imaging, and medical imaging. The company supplies evaluation systems, engineering samples, and sensors in various packages and resolutions to support integration into diverse imaging systems. It also provides procurement and business matching platforms for materials, components, equipment, and solutions used in research, development, and production manufacturing. The company serves industrial, medical, scientific, and professional photography and video clients, as well as clients in factory inspection, automation, traffic monitoring, aerial mapping, semiconductor testing, and research and development sectors. The company was founded in 2012 and is based in Changchun, China.
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