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Technology and innovation are constantly evolving, thanks to the contributions of pioneers like Luc Vincent – a visionary who has overseen some of the most advanced computer vision and geospatial projects on the planet. Luc started his career working for Rochester...
Technology and innovation are constantly evolving, thanks to the contributions of pioneers like Luc Vincent – a visionary who has overseen some of the most advanced computer vision and geospatial projects on the planet. Luc started his career working for Rochester...
We have a team built on know-how / synergy / innovation. Benjamin Margulies, University of Rochester Intern, was a great addition to our dynamic team of imaging and optic expertise. "Ben came to us ready to make a positive impact on, and contribute to, Circle Optics'...
We at Circle Optics are an eclectic group of interesting people who are deeply curious and want to make a difference through optic innovation. Meet Chief Technology Officer, Allen Krisiloff. Where did your interest in optics begin? In the middle of the space race, I...
Circle Optics, innovators with patented technology enabling real-time, high-resolution multi-camera systems that provide panoramic video without the distortion and errors inherent in other systems, is partnering with Airial Robotics. Airial Robotics is known for...
Garrett Brown is an American inventor, best known as the creator of the Steadicam™. Brown's invention allows camera operators to film while walking or running without the normal shaking and jostles of a handheld camera. The Steadicam™ was first used on Bound for...
Rochester, New York, February 14, 2023: Circle Optics, inventors of the world's only stitch-free panoramic camera system, has just secured a $1.25 M contract to further advance their groundbreaking technology. The company's 360-degree camera offers a revolutionary new...
Circle Optics physics first solution uses polygonal lenses that align along their edges without parallax distortion. Like our own technology, we love stories about innovation. One such story is by artist Mark Matthews who created a new method for designing glass objects – precision air entrapment.
Given our commitment to the power of “what if?” and the dedication to imagine what has not yet been built, we were able to collaborate with Ricardo Arteaga, Flight Systems Engineer at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center. We appreciate that he took time to speak...