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USB 3.0 camera features high performance ISP
Embedded camera solution company, e-con Systems, has announced the launch of See3CAM_81, an 8MP Autofocus USB 3.0 camera. See3CAM_81 is based on the 1/3.2" OV8865, an 8 MP CMOS image sensor from OmniVision. See3CAM_81 is a successor to e-con Systems’ 8MP autofocus USB 3.0 camera, See3CAM_80 based on OV8825. The See3CAM_81 streams uncompressed video 720p at 60fps (HD), 1080p at 30fps (cropped) and 8MP at 11 fps in YUY2 formats over USB 3.0 i...
Boldly zoom where no mobile camera has zoomed before
In order to produce a new dual-camera zoom reference design for mobile devices, OmniVision Technologies have announced its collaboration with dual-camera technology company Corephotonics. Combining OmniVision’s OV12A10 and OV13880 image sensors with Corephotonics’ proprietary zoom and Bokeh algorithms, the reference design brings optical zoom capabilities commonly found in DSCs and DSLRs to smartphone camera applications.
China’s MIC 2025 results for ICs predicted to fall short
The newly released 20thanniversary edition ofThe McClean Reportcontains an analysis of the three phases of China’s attempt to gain a stronger presence in the IC industry (Figure 1). The analysis of phase three includes a long list of the successes and setbacks that the Chinese have faced since initiating this strategy in 2014.
ADAS kit enables eight cameras and sensor fusion
Software for viewing applications can be developed and evaluated faster, using an advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) view solution kit, says Renesas Electronics.
Interfaces supports video output for block cameras
AIVION has announced the world wide first interfaces for the Tamron Ultra-Compact Camera Module MP1010M-VC. AIVION’s new interfaces supports the HD-SDI, HDMI and USB 3.0 standard. These modules expand AIVION’s portfolio of interface boards for Sony FCB block cameras to an additional camera manufacturer.
What is the status of the CIS industry today?
Driven by renewed mobile and automotive applications, the CIS industry is expected to expand at a CAGR of 10.4% from 2015 to 2021, reaching $18.8bn market value by 2021.Yole Développement (Yole), the ‘More than Moore’ market research and strategy consulting company, expects sustained growth of the CIS industry for the next five years.
Bringing biometric capabilities to notebooks and mobiles
The new OV2744, a 1.4-micron PureCel image sensor from OmniVision Technologies, features the company’s second generation RGB-Ir technology. The OV2744 enables advanced biometric capabilities such as facial recognition for front facing cameras in notebooks, tablets and smartphones.
Keeping an eye on the future of VR and AR
SMI has formed an alliance with OmniVision that will see SMI’s virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) eye tracking platform integrated with OmniVision’s global shutter CameraCubeChip.
Image sensor enables 16MP recording at 45fps
Delivering improved low-light performance and faster readout architecture with a larger 1.3μm pixel compared to previous-gen devices, a 16MP PureCel Plus-S image sensor has been introduced by OmniVision Technologies. The OV16860 enables full resolution recording at 45fps and supports advanced features such as HDR, Phase Detection AutoFocus (PDAF) and slow motion video recording, making it suitable for high-end smartphones and action cameras.
Advanced sensor technology marks pixel structure evolution
Advancing its portfolio of innovative pixel technologies, OmniVision Technologies has announced PureCel Plus and PureCel Plus-S. Utilising a Buried Colour Filter Array (BCFA) and Deep Trench Isolation (DTI) technology, PureCel Plus and PureCel Plus-S sensors deliver best-in-class pixel performance with significant improvements in low-light performance and crosstalk reduction.