LI-IMX715-MIPI-D-HOLOSCAN-080H

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About LI-IMX715-MIPI-D-HOLOSCAN-080H

Two 1/2.8-inch Sony IMX715 sensors are mounted on a 75×40 mm board with a 50 mm stereo baseline. Each sensor provides 3864×2176 active pixels, HDR, M12 lenses and a 650 nm IR-cut filter; the module outputs 10- or 12-bit RAW data through two four-lane MIPI CSI-2 links.

The camera is designed for the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin development kit and Lattice Holoscan Sensor Bridge hardware. Leopard Imaging sells the module for $359 and lists it for robotics, drones and IoT vision systems, with the board weighing about 35 g.

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  • LI-JETSON-IMX715-DUAL-080H

    Image Sensor - sensors - Sony Semiconductor Solutions - Leopard Imaging's stereo module integrates two Sony IMX715 sensors - source: leopardimaging.com

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  • LI-IMX715-MIPI-D-HOLOSCAN-080H

    Imx715 Image Sensors - sensing - Sony Semiconductor Solutions - Two Sony IMX715 image sensors are integrated in Leopard Imaging's LI-IMX715-MIPI-D-HOLOSCAN-080H module - source: leopardimaging.com

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Timeline

  • Leopard Imaging introduces LI-IMX715 stereo module for NVIDIA Holoscan

    2025-03-18 - Product Launch - The module uses two Sony IMX715 sensors and two four-lane MIPI CSI-2 connections. Leopard Imaging presented the module as compatible with NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge hardware. The GTC 2025 demonstration paired Lattice CertusPro-NX FPGA networking with NVIDIA GPUDirect RDMA for low-latency sensor-to-compute transfer.

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