In-Vehicle Cameras: The Eyes of Autonomous Driving In-vehicle cameras are known as the “eyes of autonomous driving” and are the core sensing devices in ADAS systems and the field of automotive autonomous driving. They mainly collect image information through lenses and image sensors, achieving 360° visual perception and compensating for radar’s shortcomings in object recognition, … Read more
The camera of the Xiaomi 11 Pro/Ultra smartphone uses the CIS (CMOS Image Sensor) model Samsung ISOCELL GN2 (hereinafter referred to as GN2). The strength of this CIS lies not in the pixel count, but in its overall size of 1/1.12 inches. Although this phone was released some time ago, the GN2 may still be … Read more
Santa Clara, California – October 4, 2022 – OmniVision Technologies, a leading developer of advanced digital imaging, analog, touch screen, and display technology semiconductor solutions, announced the launch of its new OS04L CMOS 4 Megapixel (MP) image sensor. The OS04L delivers 2K resolution digital images and HD (high definition) video for consumer security devices such … Read more
New imaging applications are booming, from collaborative robots in Industry 4.0 to drone firefighting or agriculture, to biometric facial recognition, and handheld medical devices in homes. A key factor in the emergence of these new application scenarios is that embedded vision is more prevalent than ever. Embedded vision is not a new concept; it simply … Read more
The CCD image sensor based on semiconductor technology has changed the history of how humans record images using film. Today, digital imaging is not only an important tool for scientific analysis but also deeply integrated into everyone’s daily life. Willard S. Boyle (left) and George E. Smith (right) invented CCD technology in 1969. Source: Literature … Read more
Produced by Big Data Digest Author: Peter Diamandis In 2014, at an infectious disease laboratory in Finland, health researcher Petteri Lahtela discovered something strange; he suddenly realized that many of the conditions he was studying overlapped. For example, while examining diseases that doctors believed were unrelated, such as Lyme disease, heart disease, and diabetes, he … Read more
Source / Knowledge Automation (ID: zhishipai) Author / Lin Xueping Cover / Tuchong Creative Whether it’s the high-speed trains or the transformers weighing four to five hundred tons, the heavy equipment of major powers is often admired. First of all, it gives a stunning impression due to its size. Moreover, the unit price is often … Read more
When we go shopping, many store doors automatically open to welcome customers; faucets in restrooms automatically dispense water when needed, providing a more hygienic environment; smoke detectors tirelessly check for hazards all year round to ensure safety; and when we choose our favorite products, scanning to pay makes the checkout process more convenient and quick… … Read more
This article is sourced from: Global IoT Observer The logic behind Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is the increasingly mature sensor technology and information technology, which allows industrial applications to transform into intelligent systems. When mentioning the Internet of Things (IoT), most people first think of smart homes, smart cars, wearable devices, and other fields … Read more
Written by: Poetry and Starry Sky (ID: SingingUnderStars) On March 2, the Chief Engineer and Spokesperson of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Tian Yulong, stated that China has built the world’s largest mobile Internet of Things (IoT), with a connection count reaching 1.845 billion households, accounting for over 70% of the global total … Read more