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CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH SYSTEMS Ltd

Cambridge Research Systems was founded by Professor John Robson FRS and his son, Tom Robson, to design and manufacture equipment for vision scientists. We have now been supplying Visual Stimulus Generators (VSG) for over 20 years, and previous VSGs in our range have been used in literally thousands of experimental systems.

 

But CRS don’t just make the VSG…

-          We have an extensive range of our own calibration equipment, behavioural response boxes, binocular and stereo vision accessories, luminance and colour vision tests and a comprehensive collection of eyetrackers.

-          MRI-Live! is our integrated video display and eyetracker for fMRI that was developed as part of a European consortium of ten universities and institutions on the “Decisions in Motion” project. Its novel design incorporates a unique combination of technologies to provide the ultimate tool for human brain mapping. www.crsltd.com/mri-live

-          As a separate business unit, Harding FPA (Harding Flash and Pattern Analyser) is a system that has become the standard for the UK Broadcast industry to inspect television content for patterns consistent with causing epileptic seizures. www.hardingfpa.com

Supporting our Customers…

CRS are committed to supporting their customers and we do so in many ways. Our experienced and knowledgeable sales and support team ensure that our customers always get the ideal equipment for their experiment and are able to get the very best results from it.

We attend academic meetings worldwide, such as those given by the Colour Group, to keep in touch with our customers - our ideas come as a result of hearing the difficulties our customers face in their research.  See our meetings calendar at www.crsltd.com/meetings

Our website is continually updated with the latest news from the vision science community as well as research topics from many distinguished vision scientists. You may have seen us over the past few years recording lectures at Colour Group meetings, such as those by David Brainard (2006) and Qasim Zaidi (2007), which are available to watch again with slides and audio on our website, or Mike Webster (2008) whose lecture will be coming to our site very soon.  www.crsltd.com/research

We also keep in touch with our customers via our quarterly e-newsletter. From lectures and research to news stories and events, it’s our business to be up to date and our newsletter is our way of sharing the ideas we’ve spotted with our customers, collaborators and the wider scientific community. You can sign up today at www.crsltd.com/subscribe

 

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