Mr. Thomas Yoon
+82-10-5380-0313
Summary of the solution
e-con Systems helped a leading US-based provider of assistive technology solutions develop a handheld HD magnifier to improve the quality of life for people with visual disabilities. We delivered a high-quality camera for low-vision aid devices with the guarantee of low power consumption.
Key challenges faced by the client
High-quality in low
light sensitivity conditions and
low noise levels
Lowest possible
power
consumption
Zero-compromise
stance on reduced
latency
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