HSINCHU – October 28, 2026 -- oToBrite Electronics will present an IP69K-rated 3D stereo vision camera module with sub-microsecond (1 μs) synchronization of 3MP global shutter sensors at ROBOTWORLD 2026 in South Korea, targeting humanoid robots, quadruped robots and unmanned vehicles.

indie ISP drives left-right exposure sync in the stereo module

The module was co-developed with indie and incorporates indie's iND880 image signal processor. It synchronizes exposures between the left and right cameras and keeps image quality consistent for depth perception in dynamic outdoor environments. Built-in image quality tuning and the oToVision SDK complete the package.

Two baseline options are available. The 60 mm version is designed for humanoid robots and robotic arms. The 120 mm version delivers depth perception at distances of up to 20 meters for outdoor autonomous robots and unmanned vehicles.

oToBrite and YUAN demo GMSL2-to-HSB conversion on NVIDIA Jetson Thor

In a joint demonstration, oToBrite's GMSL2 camera module will connect to YUAN's AI computing platform, which is powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor. The setup converts GMSL2 to HSB (NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge). It pairs GMSL2's high-speed, low-latency transmission with HSB's ultra-low-latency data streaming to simplify sensor fusion and data transmission.

Booth lineup adds 1MP-to-8MP camera modules and a 30-meter-plus repeater

oToBrite will also exhibit its automotive-grade GMSL2 camera modules, ranging from 1MP to 8MP, along with NVIDIA Jetson development kits. The kits enable GMSL2 camera connectivity and image capture to speed robotics development.

The GMSL2 Repeater extends high-speed image transmission beyond 30 meters. It offers low latency and IP69K-rated protection for demanding outdoor environments.

ROBOTWORLD 2026 runs November 4-7 at KINTEX in South Korea. oToBrite will exhibit at Hall 5, Booth I30.