Automotive Camera

The rear cameras are designed to significantly enhance vehicle safety, offering a wide range of viewing angles from 60° to 200° to suit various operational needs. Ideally suited for reversing, parking assistance, and automated valet parking systems, these rear cameras provide reliable performance to improve driver awareness and enable ADAS and autonomous driving solutions.

The front cameras help maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead by monitoring traffic conditions, offering a wide range of viewing angles from 30° to 140° to suit various operational needs. These cameras are suitable for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems such as Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Lane Change Assist (LCA), Lane Keeping Assistance (LKA), pedestrian detection, etc.

The side cameras enhance situational awareness and blind-spot detection, offering viewing angles from 60° to 140° to meet diverse operational needs. These cameras are essential for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, including Blind Spot Detection (BSD), Lane Change Assist (LCA), and Side Collision Warning (SCW). By improving visibility in adjacent lanes and detecting vulnerable road users, they help ensure safer lane changes and enhance overall driving safety.

The surround cameras deliver a comprehensive 360° view, significantly enhancing spatial awareness and vehicle safety. With a wide viewing angle range of 180° to 200°, these cameras are essential for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems such as Automated Parking Assist (APA), Surround View Monitoring (SVM), and Low-Speed Maneuvering Assistance. By minimizing blind spots, detecting nearby objects, and improving visibility in complex environments, surround cameras contribute to safer parking, precise navigation, and enhanced overall driving efficiency.

The Driver Monitoring Camera is designed to enhance driving safety with highly sensitive imaging technology. Utilizing a highly sensitive image sensor and invisible 940nm infrared light, it captures clear, high-resolution images in any lighting condition, including bright sunlight up to 120K lux.

The automotive VIO (Visual-Inertial Odometry) camera provides real-time data on acceleration, angular velocity, and vehicle orientation (pitch, yaw, roll) through the integration of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU). This enables effective compensation for vibrations, offering stable image output and more accurate distance measurement. The camera enhances navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities for autonomous robots and unmanned vehicles, ensuring reliable performance in dynamic real-world scenarios.