Verified Events
DateTypeCompanyHeadlineSegment

LG Innotek showcases NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge-based sensing
- The showcase includes a 3-megapixel camera module and a sensor-to-AI data path that bypasses the CPU.
- Development targets include humanoid vision and robot-hand sensing.
- LG Innotek plans further next-generation platform solutions for CES and GTC in 2027.

Insta360-backed Antigravity adds tracking, dual-stick and 4G options to A1
- The Follow Me Bundle combines visual tracking with GPS in the Watch Remote, while Ring Remote gestures allow manual reframing.
- The dual-stick controller adds a Fixed View aligned with the drone’s heading and requires Vision goggles for flight.
- The cellular module provides an eSIM-enabled backup to OmniLink 360; regional availability, network support and data plans vary.

Gremsy integrates ORUS L NDAA imaging payload with Swarm Defense KIWI
- The payload combines 4K electro-optical imaging with 25× optical zoom, FLIR Boson 640 thermal imaging and a laser rangefinder.
- Onboard processing supports object detection, target lock and autonomous tracking.
- KIWI’s modular payload interface is part of a U.S.-built platform designed for coordinated multi-aircraft operations.

LightPath receives $6.3M follow-on C-UAS optics order
- The same customer’s orders exceed $19 million since July 1, following $13 million in orders announced on July 22.
- The assemblies business combines in-house optical design and integration with secure domestic supply capabilities.

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.

Nikon announces 3D tracking upgrade for Robot Vision System
- The software estimates position, inclination and orientation while parts move on a conveyor.
- Nikon says robots can follow moving workpieces without an external conveyor encoder.
- Existing Robot Vision System customers can obtain the feature through a paid software update scheduled for October 2026.

LG Innotek begins Korean public-road autonomy sensor fleet
- The vehicles are intended to collect real-world sensor data mainly in Seoul, Incheon and Gyeonggi.
- The data supports Applied Intuition digital-twin validation and LG Innotek sensor-fusion development.
- LG Innotek targets approximately 20 data-collection and autonomy-development vehicles by 2028.