OMNIVISION announces that the NVIDIA Holoscan sensor processing platform and the NVIDIA Jetson platform for edge AI and humanoid robots are now verified and available with its complete camera solution, which includes the OG02B10 color global shutter (GS) image sensor and the OAX4000 ASIC image signal processor (ISP).
The integrated solution will be shown for the first time this week at the VISION 2024 exhibition, which is being held from October 8–10, 2024, at Messe Stuttgart in Germany in the OMNIVISION booth (Hall 10, Booth 10G82).
With optimized libraries for data processing, AI, and core microservices to run streaming, image, and other applications, NVIDIA Holoscan is a full-stack AI sensor processing platform for low-latency sensor and network communication.
This platform may be used for embedded, edge, or cloud applications. It can be used to create streaming AI pipelines for a range of applications, such as industrial inspection, medical devices, and edge high-performance computing.
A platform for robotics and embedded edge AI applications is NVIDIA Jetson. With the help of the NVIDIA JetPack software development kit for quicker software development and NVIDIA application frameworks like NVIDIA Holoscan, NVIDIA Metropolis, and NVIDIA Isaac for quicker time to market, it provides high-performance computing in a small package.
OMNIVISION’s cutting-edge 3 x 3-micron OmniPixel®3-GS pixel technology powers the high-performance 2-megapixel (MP) OG02B10 GS sensor.
This approach significantly increases low-light sensitivity while removing blurring and motion artifacts. Up to four camera modules with 140 dB high dynamic range (HDR) can be processed by OMNIVISION’s OAX4000 companion ISP, which reduces design complexity and space requirements while enhancing overall reliability.
Key Specs and Features
- OMNIVISION’s high-performance 2-megapixel (MP) OG02B10 GS sensor usesadvanced 3 x 3-micron OmniPixel®3-GS pixel technology.
- This technology eliminates motion artifacts and blurring and dramatically improves low-light sensitivity.
- OMNIVISION’s OAX4000 companion ISP is capable of processing up to four camera modules with 140 dB high dynamic range (HDR).
- It reduces design complexity and space and improving overall reliability.
The Growing Market For Humanoid Robots
According to research firm MarketsandMarkets, the market for humanoid robots—robots that look and behave like humans—is expected to expand from $1.8 billion in 2023 to more than $13 billion by 2028. Because they are designed to mimic human emotions, behaviors, and gestures, the robots need a variety of cameras, sensors, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) technology.
Key Comments
“Humanoid robotic systems are complex and demand high processing capabilities for AI. OMNIVISION’s total camera solution supports four cameras simultaneously capturing high-resolution color images with an integrated ISP, which serves as a backend resource to support more AI functions. The solution has been verified and is ready with the NVIDIA Holoscan sensor bridge, which features an Ethernet output and supports long-distance transmission for flexible robotic camera placement,” said Kelly Yan, senior product marketing manager, OMNIVISION. “Our roadmap for robotics includes bringing an even more compact design to market in the future, using our recently announced 2.2-micron GS product family.”
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