NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Hyperion, designed for the highest levels of functional safety and cybersecurity, was released by NVIDIA today at CES 2026. It is a reference compute and sensor architecture that ...
OMNIVISION has announced that two of it CMOS image sensors are now supported on NVIDIA’s DRIVE AGX Hyperion platform.
Discover how vehicle vision systems are being built to support autonomous development, from parking cameras to long range ...
Ubicept showcases physics-based imaging at CES 2026 to usher in the next generation of smart perception for robotics and ...
Recently, OmniVision Technologies released the OV14825, a 14.6-megapixel CMOS image sensor with a miniscule 1.4µm pixel architecture designed to be used in mobile handsets. Although the OV14825 is not ...
CMOS image sensor technology underpins a wide array of modern imaging applications, ranging from everyday digital cameras to specialised scientific instruments. This technology exploits complementary ...
When sanctions hit Huawei, Sony, the original supplier of image sensors, halted their shipments, affecting both companies. Sony sought permission to resume supplies, but their relationship with Huawei ...
CMOS image sensors, originally developed for conventional photography, have evolved into versatile detectors capable of monitoring various forms of radiation. Their compact design, low power ...
Modern manufacturing and logistics distribution centers need to increase productivity levels by increasing conveyor speeds and widening fields of view and working ranges. However, this is limited by ...
Sony’s IMX675 CMOS image sensor simultaneously outputs full-pixel captured images at 40 fps, as well as high-speed regions of interest. The 5.12-Mpixel, 1/2.8-in. (6.53-mm diagonal) sensor is the ...
Smartphone cameras continue to be a predominate feature in consumer marketing and buying decisions on smartphones. It makes sense, then, that manufacturers of smartphone camera components are part of ...
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