MIPI Alliance
Event Overview
Held 21-23 May in Santa Clara, Calif., the 2024 Embedded Vision Summit spanned three days of learning, from tutorials to deep-dive days, covering the latest technical insights, business trends and vision technologies. MIPI camera interfaces were the focus of two sessions at the summit, both within the Technical Insights track.
MIPI Sessions
Haran Thanigasalam, MIPI Alliance camera and imaging consultant, delves into the relevance and impact of MIPI camera interface standards for embedded vision systems and how these standards are evolving. Haran discusses the MIPI standards pertinent to embedded vision, from data compression to energy-efficient transport options, and explores how MIPI standards facilitate integration of multiple sensors and how they address increasingly critical considerations such as privacy and functional safety.
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As demand rises for vision capabilities in robotics, virtual/augmented reality, drones and automotive, there’s a growing need for systems to incorporate multiple cameras. However, the limited number of camera interfaces on SoCs poses a challenge. This presentation from Karthick Kumaran of Meta explains a variety of techniques using the MIPI CSI standard to overcome SoC interface limitations and connect multiple high-resolution cameras to systems effectively.
