Intrigue Technologies, Inc. invents and develops adaptive image sensor chips and imaging systems that deliver visual information not obtainable with conventional image sensors. Intrigue’s proprietary technology enables computer vision systems to function reliably and consistently over a wide range of environmental conditions. Intrigues products are ideally suited for uncontrollable imaging environments such as in intelligent transportation systems, intelligent surveillance and biometric systems, and autonomous unmanned systems. Intrigue Technologies, Inc. is a spin-off from The Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Frost & Sullivan Honors Intrigue for RoboRetina™ – an Adaptive Imaging Technology Innovation
February 4, 2007

Robotic Vision Gets Sharper, IEEE Spectrum Magazine – March 4, 2005

Intrigue Receives SBIR Phase II Grant from the National Science Foundation – January 25, 2005

New Image Sensor will Show what the Eyes See, and a Camera Cannot, The National Science Foundation News – January 12, 2005

Intrigue Releases Shadow Illuminator™ Software Plug-in – October 11, 2004

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