Abstract: A system and methodologies for neuromorphic (NM) vision simulate conventional analog NM system functionality and generate digital NM image data that facilitate improved object detection, classification, and tracking.

Abstract: A system and methodologies for neuromorphic (NM) vision simulate conventional analog NM system functionality and generate digital NM image data that facilitate improved object detection, classification, and tracking.

Abstract: A pulse generator has a sealing device, wherein the cylindrically shaped pulse generator has at one end a thread for screwing it in a threaded bore of a wall element until contact is made with a flange region on the wall element. At the other end, the pulse generator has a plug connector for electrically contacting a sensor element arranged with the pulse generator. The pulse generator further has first spanner surfaces in the center region. The pulse generator is surrounded in the region of the first spanner surfaces by a sleeve-like sealing cap, which is secured in the position thereof surrounding the region of the first spanner surfaces when the threaded bore of the wall element is screwed into the pulse generator. The sealing cap has second spanner surfaces at the outside thereof and is connected to the pulse generator via a target breaking point.

Abstract: A microscope objective has axially adjustable correction mounts for adapting to different parameters influencing the imaging quality. The axial adjustment of the correction mounts relative to a stationary barrel is realized by an adjusting ring arranged on the outer side of the barrel by means of a bolt or screw which is arranged in the respective correction mount, is directed radial to the optical axis of the objective and engages in through-openings of threaded rings. The objective has at least three correction mounts which are adjustable in direction of the optical axis of the objective by at least one adjusting ring without additional rotation around the optical axis of the objective.

Abstract: A microscope objective has axially adjustable correction mounts for adapting to different parameters influencing the imaging quality. The axial adjustment of the correction mounts relative to a stationary barrel is realized by an adjusting ring arranged on the outer side of the barrel by means of a bolt or screw which is arranged in the respective correction mount, is directed radial to the optical axis of the objective and engages in through-openings of threaded rings. The objective has at least three correction mounts which are adjustable in direction of the optical axis of the objective by at least one adjusting ring without additional rotation around the optical axis of the objective.