🪐📡 Discovering new planets can be tricky - exceptional technology is needed. We are proud, that #ABB/Nüvü Camēras will fly onboard NASA's #space telescope in 2025, on course to capture the first space-borne images of planets outside our solar system. ➡️social.abb/bfo

A new Canadian signature technology in the sky! #EMCCD occupies a prime position in Hubble-like mission; serving as the eyes of its instrument for extra-solar planets imaging.

Congratulations to the team at Nüvü Camēras. Listen to CTO Olivier Daigle's interview in the link below. #Canada #space #tech #camera #NASA #science #STEM cbc.ca/news/canada/mo…

Nüvü recently shared its unique experience in providing its enabling camera technology for NASA's next space telescope along with ABB. Read more below!

To learn more about Nüvü's experience working on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope and the road to its unique EMCCD technology’s success in the space domain, listen to Nüvü’s CTO on March 16th 11 EST at the Satellite Canada Innovation Network!

NASA Confirms Roman Mission's Flight Design in Milestone Review nasa.gov/feature/goddar…

Empowering a new era of cosmological discovery, when Roman begins work in 2027, it will yield results that would be impossible to achieve using existing telescopes. Roman will also team up with space telescopes like NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory to reveal the cosmos. go.nasa.gov/3BYwDUW

Alpha, Gamma & Omega: HNü EMCCD camera models have new official names. bit.ly/3wTNQhp

Advance Imaging Rises to the Task of Detecting Space Debris, Nüvü Camēras' contribution to Photonics Spectra March edition. bit.ly/3hX4fLa Thanks to Emile Beaulieu for clarifying #EMCCD interest in space debris detection. #SSA #SDA Photonics Media

We are excited to be back in-person next week for SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing. Booth 1321 Don't miss out 🗓 April 4 | 3:20 PM | Tampa 3 Dr Simon Thibault will present on its future work in space with EMCCD for space domain awareness. #SDA bit.ly/3Luz46z

Nuvu developed an EMCCD imaging solution optimized for #nanosats in terms of budget, mass, volume and power consumption. The nuSpace EMCCD products are game changers for applications such as #SSA, #AdaptiveOptics and #exoplanets imaging bit.ly/3xBeKwd

Come meet us next week in both Montreal and Toronto. Booth 408 at the SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation #SPIEastro bit.ly/3ISFKvv Booth 6 at the International Conference on Atomic Physics #ICAP2022 icap27.com

Come say Hi 👋 Nüvü Camēras is at the International Conference on Atomic Physics #ICAP2022 to help you learn more about how our EMCCD cameras can enable your #quantumcomputing and #quantum research.

#SPIEastro is still going strong, come see us at booth 408 to discuss ground or space-based EMCCD imaging solutions. For more info on our upcoming EMCCD for nanosatellites: bit.ly/3yXKn2y

Come meet and talk to Olivier Daigle today 6-8 pm during the poster session. bit.ly/3znc5qU He will present Nüvü's latest development: EMCCDs for sensitive wavefront sensing at 3k frames per second. Thanks to all that came to the booth. #SPIEastro

Come meet us at booth 526 in San Diego to talk about our low-light EMCCDs for ground & space based applications as well as our TDI cameras for line-scan applications #SPIEOpticsPhotonics

🚀 We're excited to announce that our team will be attending the 38th Space Symposium! Come meet them from the 17th to the 20th of April at booth # 217 to discover our latest nüSpace innovation. See you there! #SpaceSymposium #innovation

It's the second day of the Space Symposium 2023! Visit us at Booth # 217 to explore the future of low-light imaging technology in space. #spacesymposium2023 #technology #spaceexploration

It's already the last day of the Space Symposium. Don't hesitate to come and enquire about our latest CubeSat development at booth # 217 #spacefuture #38Space

🌟 Come and discover the incredible performance of our cameras at AO4ELT in Avignon! Our on-site team will be delighted to show you how our technology unveils the tiniest details of the universe. #AO4ELT #EMCCD #adaptiveoptics