How Short-Wave Infrared Sensing is Solving the Low Visibility Challenge for ADAS and AV; a Virtual Demo

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How Short-Wave Infrared Sensing is Solving the Low Visibility Challenge for ADAS and AV; a Virtual Demo

Event: AutoSens Online

, 2020

Existing sensor fusion solutions are unable to detect and recognize potential hazards under common low-visibility conditions: night-time, fog, haze, etc. This is a huge issue because most severe road accidents happen in these conditions. InGaAs-based SWIR is already solving this challenge for the defense and aerospace industries but was just too expensive for mass-market applications.

Based on a decade of nanophotonics research, TriEye is breaking the automotive sensor fusion status-quo with an affordable CMOS-based SWIR HD camera.