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Detectors and sensors

Detectors and sensors

Curved camera chips may be the next leap in astronomical imaging

05 Mar 2019
A curved image sensor
Curving a standard CMOS image sensor into a convex or concave shape could improve its imaging capabilities (Courtesy: Simona Lombardo)
It’s not just televisions and smartphones that are looking forward to a curved future. Astrono

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Will Gater is an astronomy journalist based in the UK
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