Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence safety cameras save lives
An academic from Nottingham Trent University has developed artificial intelligence safety cameras. Capable of detecting dangerous levels of crowding with one hundred per cent accuracy during day or night, the smart camera system aims to help save lives by improving crowd safety at large open space public gatherings.
CMOS image sensor for automotive camera applications
Toshiba announce the introduction of a new VGA, 1/4 inch CMOS image sensor for automotive driver assistance system applications such as rear view cameras for parking assist systems, surround view systems and side view systems. The TCM5126GBA features a pixel size of 5.6μm and a full resolution frame rate of 60fps.
MOST150-based advanced driver assist system
The MOST Cooperation announce a new advanced driver assist system network based on the MOST150 star topology. The MOST150 based ADAS network transmits HD video streams from up to eight cameras, using up to 1.2 Gbit/s total bandwidth. Connected to a central node in a star topology over coaxial cable, the 360-degree automotive top view system uses small-footprint high dynamic range cameras. Based on a two-chip solution, these cameras do not requir...
The next step towards accident-free driving
Although they help prevent many accidents, the camera systems in our cars today often monitor only the area in front of or behind a vehicle. In January, Continental acquired British specialist ASL Vision, which was integrated as the ‘Surround View’ segment into the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Business Unit of the Chassis & Safety Division.
Analog video decoder eliminates need for external op amps
With the introduction of the TW9990, Intersil has delivered a highly integrated analog video decoder that eliminates the need for external op amps. Ideal for automotive rear camera displays, the TW9990 enables performance advantages through programmable short-to-battery and short-to-ground detection.
One lane closer to an autonomous driving experience
Texas Instruments introduce a new automotive System-on-Chip family which incorporates an innovative Vision AccelerationPac to help customers create advanced driver assistance systems that help reduce the number of collisions on the road and enable autonomous driving experiences. The highly integrated TDA2x SoC family enables a broad range of ADAS applications including front camera, surround view and sensor fusion.