oToBrite Showcases AI Depth Vision System at COMPUTEX 2025 in Collaboration with SINTRONES

HSINCHU, May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Vision-AI expert oToBrite is partnering with SINTRONES to showcase their latest AI depth vision application using only a single automotive camera module at COMPUTEX 2025. This innovative system enables depth imaging and distance estimation with just a single camera module and an in-vehicle computing platform. It is designed for advanced applications such as autonomous mobile robots and unmanned vehicles.

oToBrite stated that this joint exhibition combines the automotive expertise of both companies to lead a new technological wave. SINTRONES echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the strategic synergy between the two firms in advancing the future of mobility and intelligent automation. Both parties look forward to exploring innovative applications through this collaboration and engaging with industry professionals at COMPUTEX 2025 to unlock the full potential of AI depth vision technology.

In addition, oToBrite is presenting its latest Vision-AI SLAM technology, which utilizes multiple camera modules for real-time localization and mapping, significantly accelerating the commercialization of autonomous vehicles and robotics. The company's new product, oToSLAM, offers a high-performance, cost-effective multi-camera Vision-AI positioning solution that delivers accurate localization and 3D environmental perception—without the need for expensive HD maps or LiDAR. Designed to function reliably in both indoor and outdoor environments, oToSLAM ensures stable navigation and operation regardless of conditions. It also integrates object classification and drivable area segmentation to accurately identify obstacles and generate environment maps.

oToBrite is also introducing its Visual-Inertial Odometry (VIO) camera module, which integrates an inertial measurement unit (IMU) into the camera system. This module achieves 1ms-level time synchronization between visual and motion data, addressing the growing demand for synchronized perception in autonomous robots and unmanned vehicles. This precise alignment allows robots to better perceive their surroundings and make real-time decisions, enhancing their navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities.

Throughout COMPUTEX, oToBrite will be exhibiting a wide range of new products—including its multi-camera Vision-AI positioning system, automotive-grade camera modules, and ADAS solutions for commercial vehicles—at the Taiwan Advanced Automotive Technology Development Association (TADA) pavilion. By joining forces with other automotive technology providers, oToBrite aims to maximize exposure and promote solutions across sectors such as ADAS, unmanned vehicles, and autonomous mobile robotics.

For further information, please visit oToBrite's website: https://www.otobrite.com/.

SOURCE oToBrite Electronics, Inc.