By reducing signals that are not targeted in images, the subject can be clearly reproduced in a photograph, and precise information can be extracted from the image. It is essential to prevent the originally desired signal from being lost during noise reduction, and image processing suited to the expected noise is required. At Nikon, noise reduction is an important technology for camera images in low-light conditions, microscope images of thick samples, and Video Measuring Systems.

By recognizing objects in an image, it becomes possible to automatically focus on and track those objects, as well as automatically classify a large number of images. In addition, as a robot's eye, it can act autonomously based on the objects it recognizes. At Nikon, it is used in cameras to focus on the subject desired by the user, as well as for object recognition in robot vision.

Angles and sizes can be freely adjusted after the shooting using this 3D/360°data, which greatly revolutionizes the production process. With volumetric video, you can capture from an angle, or move at a speed that would not be possible with conventional cameras. Nikon Creates Corporation provides an environment where more than 100 high-performance cameras can be used to capture subjects in 360 degrees, pursuing greater freedom in imaging expression.