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Strategic Silicon: Geopolitics Is Redirecting Semiconductor Investment

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At IDTechEx, we closely track the global semiconductor and computing landscape, spanning advanced silicon nodes, HPC (High Performance Computing) hardware, AI, advanced semiconductor packaging, photonics, and quantum computing. This article examines how geopolitical tensions are redirecting global investments in advanced semiconductor technologies, reshaping the semiconductor supply chain in pursuit of technological sovereignty. The vast majority […]

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How to Select the Right Camera for Pick and Place Robots

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This blog post was originally published at e-con Systems’ website. It is reprinted here with the permission of e-con Systems. Pick and place robots handle repetitive, labor-intensive tasks. They help deliver high throughput and seamless workflows, thanks to camera solutions. Get expert insights on how cameras work in these robots, their challenges, use cases, and

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Semiconductor Foundry Landscape to Transform by 2030

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This market research report was originally published at the Yole Group’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of the Yole Group. Yole Group’s new report, Status of the Semiconductor Foundry Industry, explores the geopolitical, economic, and capacity realignments reshaping the semiconductor foundry industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Foundry capacity is forecasted to grow at 4.3%

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Detecting Drowsy Drivers: IDTechEx Explores In-cabin Sensing

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Keeping the driver alert on long drives and ensuring the safety of children in the rear sets are two examples of how in-cabin monitoring systems work to increase the welfare of passengers. Infrared and radar are two of the main technologies that operate within a vehicle’s in-cabin sensing systems, explored in IDTechEx‘s report, “In-Cabin Sensing

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R²D²: Building AI-based 3D Robot Perception and Mapping with NVIDIA Research

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This blog post was originally published at NVIDIA’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of NVIDIA. Robots must perceive and interpret their 3D environments to act safely and effectively. This is especially critical for tasks such as autonomous navigation, object manipulation, and teleoperation in unstructured or unfamiliar spaces. Advances in robotic perception increasingly

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MEMS Market Regains Momentum: Leading Companies Navigate the Post Inventory Growth Era

Market Analysis, Sensors and Cameras, Yole Group /

This market research report was originally published at the Yole Group’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of the Yole Group. Yole Group unveils its Status of the MEMS Industry 2025 report, marking a turning point for the market and major MEMS companies amid recovery, innovation, and global realignment. KEY TAKE AWAYS: $15.4

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Vision Components at Sensors Converge: VC MIPI Cameras with Cables Up to 10 Meters

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Ettlingen, June 18, 2025.  At Sensors Converge, June 24-26 in Santa Clara, CA, Vision Components presents its modular VC MIPI Bricks system with new micro-coax and GMSL2 cable options. They enable to build MIPI-based embedded vision systems with cable lengths of up to 10 meters between the camera module and processor board. The new micro-coax

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How Does Region of Interest (ROI)-based Exposure Benefit Embedded Vision Applications?

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This blog post was originally published at e-con Systems’ website. It is reprinted here with the permission of e-con Systems. ROI-based Auto Exposure (AE) and High Dynamic Range (HDR) enhance image quality in embedded vision. The See3CAM_CU81, a 4K HDR USB camera, integrates these features for precise exposure and dynamic range control, making it ideal

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“Efficiently Registering Depth and RGB Images,” a Presentation from eInfochips

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Naitik Nakrani, Solution Architect Manager at eInfochips, presents the “Efficiently Registering Depth and RGB Images” tutorial at the May 2025 Embedded Vision Summit. As depth sensing and computer vision technologies evolve, integrating RGB and depth cameras has become crucial for reliable and precise scene perception. In this session, Nakrani presents… “Efficiently Registering Depth and RGB

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ImagingNext: New Leading Event for Embedded Vision Starts in September

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This year’s focus: AI-Driven Vision: Shaping the Future of Smart Imaging. Munich – June 17th 2025 – The imaging community has a new flagship event that offers vision experts exclusive insights into the latest developments: On September 18, FRAMOS will host ImagingNext, a two-day conference in Munich’s Bogenhausen district at Smartvillage. This year’s conference will

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Here you’ll find a wealth of practical technical insights and expert advice to help you bring AI and visual intelligence into your products without flying blind.

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