Celestial Observations with the neuromorphic camera on the 1300 mm DFOT. False colors are used to emphasize variations in pixel intensity within the grayscale images for visualization purposes. Images captured include: (a) HIP 9884, V-band magnitude 2, 10s acquisition. (b) Zoomed view of HIP 9884 showing a donut-shaped profile and the corresponding intensity profile along a marked red line. (c) Jupiter and its moon, Ganymede, 10s V-band acquisition. (d) Zoomed view of Ganymede with its intensity profile along a marked red line. (e) The multiple star system SAO 97646, 6 arcsecond separation, 10s V-band acquisition. (f) Zoomed view of SAO 97646, displaying the intensity profile along the red line. (g) SAO 92721, V-band magnitude 5, 20s acquisition. (h) Zoomed view of a star in SAO 92721 with the corresponding intensity profile along the red line.
Faculty : Chetan Singh Thakur & Chandra Sekhar Seelamantula
References: Yadav, S.S., van Schaik, A. & Thakur, C.S. Time to standardize event-based vision processing. Nature Sensors. (2026). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44460-026-00100-9.
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