Raytron Automotive Showcases New Thermal Cameras at Auto China 2026

May 14, 2026
At Auto China 2026 in Beijing, Raytron Automotive introduced a new line of compact and high-resolution thermal cameras, including the Horus640-EN and Horus1280 models, along with a consumer night vision system for passenger vehicles.

Raytron Automotive, a subsidiary of Raytron Technology Co., Ltd., unveiled its latest portfolio of automotive thermal cameras and perception solutions at Auto China 2026, announced in a press release. The company presented its developments under the theme "All-Weather Safety Perception," focusing on environmental perception for L3 and L4 autonomous driving.

Among the new products was the Horus640-EN thermal camera, featuring Raytron's proprietary 8µm infrared detector and image processing chip. This smaller pixel design enables more compact and power-efficient cameras while maintaining high imaging performance. The company also introduced the Horus1280 infrared camera, which offers 1280×720 resolution for longer detection ranges and improved object recognition in low visibility conditions such as darkness or haze.

Raytron Automotive also showcased the CV301W Smart Infrared Night Vision System for passenger vehicles. It integrates a 12µm thermal detector with embedded AI algorithms for pedestrian and vehicle detection. The system supports quick installation and Wi-Fi connectivity to improve nighttime driving awareness.

In addition, the company presented an infrared temperature-sensing solution for in-cabin use. This technology is designed for smart climate control and occupant interaction, providing temperature-aware sensing to enhance responsiveness inside the vehicle.

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