See in the dark
Combines the faint light your camera already captures into a clearer picture.
Its bio-inspired motion-detection architecture is reverse-engineered from functional principles of the fruit fly visual system, using distributed artificial sensors/neurons to detect movement, direction and speed in almost no light.
Your camera already catches some light in the dark. X-Vision makes that light useful.
Combines the faint light your camera already captures into a clearer picture.
Detects what moves, which way it goes and how fast.
If something hides behind an obstacle, it picks it up again when it reappears.
Adjusts exposure and gain automatically where your camera allows it.
Normal motion tracking.
Adapts as light fades.
Builds a clear view from faint light.
Drag the handle to switch between the original dark view and the X-Vision output.

Frames from actual prototype field tests — dark warehouse tracking and the layered neuron team architecture.


Tracking a moving object in near-total darkness.


Two moving objects followed at once, with speed and direction.


The target disappears behind cover — and is re-locked when it reappears.


A live tracking frame with speed and direction readout, beside the layered neuron-team architecture that produces it.
"If the camera didn't capture it, X-Vision won't pretend it did."
Real light only. No invented detail.