After the camera modules that record photos and video, it’s the turn of time-of-flight (ToF) sensors popular.From smartphones to automobiles, tof sensor ability to measure distance to objects could become essential.
As defined as it is, the new Galaxy S20 + ‘s 64-megapixel super sensor has a limit: it sees the world in 2D. This CMOS image sensor has no idea of the distance to objects since it can only assess the amount of light and its color. If it can simulate pretty blurry backgrounds, it is thanks to the support of a companion module that takes place between the various “normal” camera modules.
Also equipped with optics, this module does indeed integrate a sensor built by the CMOS process, but whose operation and missions are very different. This component is called a “time of flight sensor” or ToF sensor. A sensor that doesn’t care whether an object is blue or red or even the ambient light. it is only interested in one thing: measuring distance.
Unlocking Precision and Speed: The Power of DOMI Direct Time-of-Flight Technology
DToF, also known as Direct Time-of-Flight, is a type of ToF sensor. DOMI has a variety of DToF that are used in various application such as computer...
