Irvine Sensors introduces tiny digital camera

Staff February 22, 2005
Irvine Sensors Corp. has introduced a tiny visible-spectrum camera suitable for military and commercial use, the Costa Mesa, Calif.-based company said Feb. 18. The camera, dubbed MVC, draws on design techniques and supplier links from previous company products. The MVC is about 1 inch by 1 inch by...

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