Cars can’t see at night or in bad weather. This thermal camera detects people, animals, and obstacles, improving safety when ...

The automotive night vision market is rapidly growing, driven by advancements in infrared AEB technology and demand for enhanced vehicle safety features. Infrared sensor adoption, multi-sensor fusion, ...

Teledyne FLIR OEM, a Teledyne Technologies Incorporated company (NYSE:TDY), today announced the launch of Tura™, the first ...

Teledyne Flir OEM has introduced a new automotive-qualified thermal camera called Tura, developed to meet functional safety requirements for use in advanced driver-assistance systems and autonomous ...

In the rapidly evolving space of automated driving, cameras are about more than just sensing. They're the silent witnesses, making split-second assessments of the distance, detecting obstacles, and ...

With high-resolution 3D point clouds and Doppler data, this vision sensor aims to close critical visibility gaps in autonomous driving.

Teledyne FLIR OEM has launched Tura, the first ASIL-B thermal LWIR camera developed in compliance with ISO 26262 FuSa standards. Tura is purpose-built to meet the stringent perception requirements for ...

Today's autonomous vehicles rely on cameras, radar and LiDAR sensors to understand their surroundings and avoid obstacles on the road. Boston, Massachusetts-based startup Teradar believes it can beat ...