OmniVision Technologies
About
About OmniVision Technologies
OMNIVISION's machine-vision technology addresses how an embedded camera captures a usable measurement. Its stacked global-shutter sensors expose the image simultaneously, supporting inspection of moving objects, while Nyxel near-infrared technology serves imaging under limited visible light. External triggering, selectable image regions and exposure controls let a camera designer coordinate acquisition with the surrounding machine.
The company's imaging components cover several different camera architectures. CameraCubeChip packages combine miniature imaging and optics, while image-processing devices support the downstream signal chain. Industrial applications include barcode reading, electronics inspection and robot localisation. Manufacturers select the sensor and processing combination for their own camera, illumination and computing system.
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- Luxonis
Outbound - robotics sensors - Luxonis OAK 4 D integrates two OmniVision OV9282 sensors
Source - Luxonis
Outbound - Sensing Perception - Luxonis OAK-D Lite uses two OmniVision OV7251 monochrome sensors for stereo vision
Source - Limelight Vision
Outbound - Imaging - Limelight 4 uses an OmniVision OV9281 global-shutter monochrome sensor
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Image Sensor - e-con See3CAM_20CUG uses an OmniVision OV2311 global-shutter sensor
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OX08B40 image sensor is integrated in e-con STURDeCAM88
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Image Sensor - e-con STURDeCAM57 uses an OmniVision OX05B1S RGB-IR global-shutter sensor
Source - Quanser
Outbound - Robot Vision - Quanser specifies an OmniVision OV9281 high-frame-rate grayscale camera in QDrone 2
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OV2311 image sensor is integrated in e-con NileCAM29
Source - Waveshare
Outbound - Sensing Perception - Waveshare WAVEGO incorporates an OmniVision OV2640 camera sensor
Source - Basler
Outbound - robotics sensors - Basler a2A2464-23gmBAS integrates an OmniVision OG05C image sensor
Source - Arducam
Outbound - robotics sensors - Arducam states its OV9281 MIPI camera is based on the OmniVision OV9281 image sensor
Source - Seeed Studio
Outbound - Sensing Perception - Seeed reCamera 2002 and 2002w cameras incorporate OmniVision OV5647 image sensors
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OX03J10 image sensor is integrated in e-con STURDeCAM39
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - robotics sensors - e-con current camera modules integrate multiple named OmniVision sensors
Source - EndoQuest Robotics
Outbound - Sensing And Perception - EndoQuest selected OMNIVISION’s OCHFA CameraCubeChip for its Flexible Robotic System development
Source - Vision Components
Outbound - robotics sensors - Vision Components says its Multiview Cam integrates nine OmniVision OV9281 camera modules
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OX01G10 image sensor is integrated in e-con STURDeCAM12
Source - RealSense
Outbound - Perception - RealSense D400-series datasheet identifies OmniVision OV2740, OV9282, and OV9782 image sensors across RealSense depth modules
Source - Leopard Imaging
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OV4689 image sensor is integrated in Leopard Imaging LI-OV4689-MIPI
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OV2312 image sensor is integrated in e-con NileCAM27
Source - ModalAI
Outbound - robotics sensors - ModalAI lists current camera modules based on the OmniVision OV9782 global-shutter sensor
Source - Vadzo Imaging
Outbound - Sensing Perception - Vadzo Armor-3C10CRS-FPD4 cameras integrate the OmniVision OX03C10 image sensor
Source - e-con Systems
Outbound - Perception - OmniVision OV2311 image sensor is integrated in e-con STURDeCAM29
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Timeline
Events
- 2026-10-05 - Product Launch - OMNIVISION launches OG05D global-shutter HDR image sensor for robotics and machine vision
The 2.2-micrometre global-shutter design combines single-exposure HDR with near-infrared imaging. The company specifies up to 146 frames per second in linear mode and 60 frames per second for HDR modes. Mass production is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Source - 2026-01-05 - Partnership - OMNIVISION TheiaCel HDR image sensors become available on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion
OMNIVISION announced that its TheiaCel HDR image sensors are available on the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform. The integration supports low-light, long-range and flicker-free vision for autonomous-driving systems.
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Relations
Relationships
- EndoQuest Robotics
Image Sensor Partner - EndoQuest partnered with OMNIVISION on image sensor technology for its Flexible Robotic System.
- NVIDIA
Technology Partner - OmniVision Technologies has a public integration relationship with NVIDIA.
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Context tags
- Image sensor semiconductor supplier - Peer Group - OmniVision designs CMOS image sensors for machine vision, industrial, automotive, medical, and embedded imaging: https://www.ovt.com/
- Electronics robotics supply chain - Customer Environment
- Image sensor supply - Workflow