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Vehicle camera was used as a video recorder which can improve the driving pleasure and collect accident evidence.
With the development of technologies like panorama stitching, ADAS, automatic driving, vehicle camera application has been upgraded.
Based on the computer vision technology, the camera can collect more information from the video and enable the control system to make decisions, leads to a better experience of driving and improvement of safety.
Technology Highlight
- Low-Power, High-Quality, FHD, 4K UHD Video
- Automotive-level certification and optional front ADAS features available
- State-of-the-Art Codec
- Multi-channel recorders
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- Intelligent Video Analytics
Eplus Solution:
 OmniVision (http://www.ovt.com)
Driver distraction is on the rise, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are becoming mainstream. Semi-autonomous and fully autonomous vehicles are not far off on the horizon.
Vision systems are at the heart of ADAS, powered by major technological advancements in CMOS image sensors. These include camera-enabled systems for automatic emergency braking, autonomous driving, video mirror, rear view, 360-degree surround view and driver monitoring.
 Sierra wireless (http://www.sierrawireless.com)
Automakers are using high-speed wireless connectivity to bring sophisticated software and services to the vehicle. These IoT connections and the “Big Data” they generate can help OEMs continually improve their vehicles and develop new applications to enhance the driving experience.
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