E[to] Event Camera

An Event Camera, also known as a Dynamic Vision Sensor, is a type of camera that detects changes in a scene rather than capturing full images at regular intervals. Instead of taking pictures, it asynchronously records only the pixels where brightness changes occur—like edges or motion. This allows it to operate with very low latency, high speed, and minimal data, making it ideal for fast or dynamic environments. The camera's outputs are event-based data points, providing real-time information about movement or changes, which can be processed efficiently for applications like robotics, autonomous vehicles, or augmented reality.