oToBrite Showcases Vision-AI Cameras and Developer Kits at iREX 2025
At iREX 2025, oToBrite Electronics, Inc. unveiled a range of new Vision-AI technologies for outdoor robotics and unmanned vehicles, announced in a press release. The company showcased its automotive-grade GMSL2 camera series, VIO camera, oToSLAM Vision-AI positioning system, and a Jetson developer kit designed for multi-camera AI vision development.
The new oToAdapter-GMSL-AGX-Orin supports up to eight cameras with 275 TOPS of AI performance, while the oToAdapter-GMSL-Orin-Nano handles four cameras with 67 TOPS. Both are fully compatible with oToBrite’s GMSL cameras and offer plug-and-play integration for Jetson AGX Orin and Jetson Orin Nano platforms.
oToBrite also introduced the oToCAM274ISP and oToCAM276ISP camera series, which integrate IMX623 and AR0823 sensors with indie iND88002 camera video processors. These deliver 1,400 MP/s ISP throughput, sub-1 ms latency, and 144 dB HDR, ensuring high-quality imaging under challenging lighting and environmental conditions.
The VIO camera combines an onboard IMU with Kalman Filter-based fusion to stabilize images in high-vibration and low-light settings. Meanwhile, the oToSLAM system provides centimeter-level 3D mapping and localization using multi-camera fusion, enabling 360-degree perception for autonomous and robotic applications.
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