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MIPI C-PHY™, the ternary-based, high-performance, low-power and low electromagnetic interference (EMI) interface specification for connecting cameras and displays, recently got an upgrade to v3.0. This latest version introduces support for an...
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Dervla O'Reilly, MIPI Senior Event Manager: 1 May 2024
Are you interested in learning more about the latest developments in automotive? Join us on 15-16 May for the next MIPI webinar series—a deep dive into MIPI automotive initiatives supporting and streamlining the integration of state-of-the-art images...
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Ian Smith, MIPI Alliance Technical Content Consultant: 17 January 2024
Presentations will focus on the use of MIPI camera, PHY and security specifications for ADAS and ADS applications
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Dervla O'Reilly, MIPI Senior Event Manager: 22 November 2023
You're invited to join us on 27-29 November for MIPI's Camera Week webinar series–two webinars exploring the system architecture implications of using MIPI CSI‑2® over C‑PHY℠ and D‑PHY℠, and a member use case on how CSI-2 can deliver optimum image...
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Philip Hawkes and Rick Wietfeldt, MIPI Security Working Group Co-Chairs: 7 September 2023
The aim of the MIPI Security Framework is to add end-to-end security to applications that leverage existing MIPI specifications. Initially focused on MIPI CSI-2® image sensor applications in automotive, this framework is designed to enable authentication...
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Nadav Banet, Lead, MIPI Camera Adaptation Layer Subgroup: 30 August 2023
With the introduction of a new MIPI A-PHY® Protocol Adaptation Layer (MIPI PAL℠) for SPI and added features to another PAL for MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2 (MIPI CSI-2®), MIPI continues to expand and enhance the ways in which automotive designers can...
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As MIPI Alliance marks its 20th anniversary this year, MIPI specifications continue to advance and be leveraged in new applications within mobile and mobile-influenced adjacent industries, such as automotive and IoT. And along with this momentum, there...
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Sakari Ailus, MIPI CCS Tools Developer: 23 May 2023
Driver development historically has been a cumbersome and expensive burden for designers of systems for smartphones, personal computers, wearables, the IoT, automobiles and other devices. In the absence of common drivers, information about the properties...
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Sharmion Kerley, MIPI Director of Marketing and Membership: 21 February 2023
MIPI Alliance specifications will be in the spotlight next month at the 21st annual embedded world Exhibition & Conference, with two dedicated MIPI education tracks and nine total sessions focused on MIPI specifications.
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Ian Smith, MIPI Alliance Technical Content Consultant: 15 February 2023
At MIPI’s first event of 2023, the co-chairs of the MIPI Security Working Group, Philip Hawkes and Rick Wietfeldt, provided a comprehensive introduction to the upcoming MIPI Security Framework, including an overview of specifications slated to be...
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Sakari Ailus, MIPI CCS Tools Developer: 22 September 2022
In the context of the IoT, there are many applications that use machine vision to perform their functions. The range of applications is far-reaching—drones, surveillance cameras, autonomous moving robots and industrial robots are just some of the...
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Sharmion Kerley, MIPI Director of Marketing and Membership: 13 April 2022
Over the past year, MIPI has adopted a record number of new and updated interface specifications for mobile, the Internet of Things (IoT), automotive and related industries. Three key 2021 releases in particular have garnered significant media interest...
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Sharmion Kerley, MIPI Director of Marketing and Membership: 10 February 2022
A major update to the world’s most widely implemented embedded camera and imaging interface delivers a scalable foundation upon which next-generation artificial intelligence and machine‑vision systems can enhance human-device interaction. Version 4.0 of...
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Haran Thanigasalam, Chair of the MIPI Camera Working Group: 27 September 2019
One of the challenges we humans have is that our ability to perceive things around us and to make sense of the world relies on abstractions based upon mental constructs. It’s a limited capability. And what we have come to realize is that enabling...
