ADAS Sensors by Microtech Ventures

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) require numerous and integrated sensors to accurately determine situational assessment and action implementation. ADAS technologies such as camera, radar, LIDAR, ultrasonic, and infrared (IR) sensors are being increasingly utilized by the OEMs and Tier1 suppliers.

The ADAS market was estimated at $39 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $86 billion by 2026. What’s driving this market growth and which consumer demands will shape the next developments? What challenges are suppliers facing? What new design, reliability, and packaging requirements need to be considered? How will artificial intelligence be integrated into the sensor processing and fusion systems? These key questions will drive the in-depth presentations and discussions at our annual conference.

Optimizing Cameras for Challenging ADAS and AV Computer Vision Applications

Abstract:

ADAS and AV platforms require accurate computer vision (CV) in order to deliver safe operation. Unfortunately as seen by recent reports from the US AAA, Tesla at CES2022, and direct experiences from OEMs and Tier 1s, the significant gaps in the practical operating effectiveness in all conditions of the latest ADAS and AV systems deployed are disheartening.

Algolux will present proven breakthrough approaches that address the limitations of current camera design methodologies used today and result in significantly improved computer vision performance. Examples will be demonstrated on real-world road scenarios and automotive / AV vision system architectures as well as intros to new architectures providing even more robust detection and depth perception results.