Why Global Shutter HDR Is the Next Step for In-Cabin Cameras
As in-cabin cameras take on more responsibilities, from driver monitoring and occupant sensing to videoconferencing and user authentication, image sensors must deliver far more than high-quality pictures.
The rise of RGB-IR imaging is driving demand for High Dynamic Range (HDR) capabilities that work with global shutter technology, enabling reliable sensing in challenging lighting conditions. We spoke with Tomas Geurts, Senior R&D Director, Europe at OMNIVISION, about why HDR requirements are changing, how RGB-IR is reshaping in-cabin monitoring, and what future camera architectures will need to support the next generation of intelligent vehicle interiors.
OMNIVISION Looks Ahead to InCabin Europe 2025
In this exclusive Q&A, OMNIVISION shares insights on its journey to becoming the world’s No. 1 automotive imaging supplier, the secret behind its market-leading 8MP sensor, and how it is preparing for upcoming industry regulations. ⬇
Next-Gen ADAS: How AI Is Transforming Automotive Imaging
As a leading specialist in automotive interior technologies, Sara Sargent attended InCabin Europe and witnessed the latest advancements in interior sensing, AI applications, and more. Here are Sara’s top three takeaways from this year’s event, showcasing the future of in-cabin technology.
Revolutionizing Driver Safety: OMNIVISION’s ASIC Solutions
When we talk about automotive safety, innovation is not just a luxury but a necessity. With the ever-increasing number of vehicles on the road and the escalating risks associated with distracted driving, the demand for cutting-edge driver monitoring systems (DMS) has never been more pressing. It is within this context that OMNIVISION’s ASIC solutions emerge as game-changers, addressing critical industry needs and revolutionizing driver safety.