Blog & Podcasts

The recent launch of NVIDIA Halos marks a significant advancement in the realm of autonomous vehicle (AV) safety, and OMNIVISION is proud to stand at the forefront of this innovation as a member of the NVIDIA AI Systems Inspection Lab. This collaboration underscores our dedication to enhancing road safety through cutting-edge image sensing technology, driving forward the next generation of intelligent mobility.

AutoVisionNews Live at AutoSens Brussels 2023. Please welcome Paul Wu, Staff Automotive Marketing Manager for OMNIVISION. During the press briefing earlier today, OMNIVISION unveiled the OX08D10 CMOS image sensor with TheiaCel™ technology. Paul takes us through the new image sensor and its specifications/features. We will also discuss other key OMNIVISION technologies for the automotive market.

Dr. Paul Wu discussion next-generation CMOS image sensor solutions for automotive in-cabin applications

As the advancements in medical science expand, so does the frequency and applicability of endoscopic procedures.

OMNIVISION continues to speak the language of OEMs with its latest innovative contribution; the OAX4600 AI-enabled application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC).

OMNIVISION’s own Director of Automotive Marketing, Andy Hanvey and Senior Product Manager for Arm’s Automotive and IoT team, Graham Voller, sat down with Geof Wheelwright of the ARM Viewpoints podcast to discuss the rapidly advancing/growing technology of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems)

As Lead Sponsor at AutoSens 2022 in Detroit earlier this year, OMNIVISION seized the opportunity to display many new advancements and project future solutions to automotive OEMs from all over the world. Heading that charge was OMNIVISION’s own CTO, Dr. Boyd Fowler.

During this year’s AutoSens in Detroit, Lead Sponsor, OMNIVISION showed up in a huge way, displaying exactly what it means to achieve the goal of inventiveness through analysis. Specifically in regard to imaging, OMNIVISION’s own VP of Technology, Dr. Eiichi Funatsu led a keynote address, laying out the ways the company has improved both human and machine vision applications in the automotive space.

Every year manufacturers and OEMs within the automotive industry gather at AutoSens Detroit to show-off, contrast and compare the newest, most innovative technologies that are poised to hit the ever-expanding market.

OEMs need cutting-edge technology that meets even the most ambitious cost reduction targets and form factor requirements. This is essential in today's ultra-competitive automotive landscape, but what is the secret? Is it having a great product or a talented team? Maybe, it's exceptional customer service? Or is it a delicate combination of all three? Andy Hanvey, Director of Automotive Marketing at OMNIVISION, shares how the company identifies market trends ahead of time and how they deliver real-world solutions to OEMs. Andy also shares his thoughts on in-cabin monitoring and key insights from his decades-long career in automotive.

When it comes to producing and deploying a truly effective piece of technology, rarely is it done by a single entity. Especially within the automotive space, it takes hundreds, if not thousands, of collaborative touch points to bring about industry-leading innovations. OMNIVISION plays a critical role within the automotive imaging & sensing space and is no stranger to the nuanced necessity of partnership and collaboration.