Aptina™ MobileHDR™ Technology and NVIDIA Chimera Computational Photography Architecture Deliver Enhanced Mobile Video and Still Capture Experience

SAN JOSE, Calif.--()--Aptina announced today that its AR0833 mobile imaging sensor with MobileHDR technology has been selected by NVIDIA to enable the NVIDIA® Chimera™ Computational Photography Architecture in the NVIDIA Tegra® 4 family, including Tegra 4 – the world’s fastest mobile processor – and the new Tegra 4i – the first integrated Tegra LTE processor.

Aptina’s leading-edge MobileHDR™ technology provides an outstanding high-dynamic range (HDR) experience at sensor frame rates. The Tegra 4 and Tegra 4i processors utilize this capability in video and still imaging modes.

The Chimera architecture enables advanced computational photography capabilities in smartphones and tablets by fusing together the processing power of the CPU, GPU, ISP and imaging sensor. Device makers can dramatically enhance mobile imaging with a range of industry-first mobile features, including always-on HDR photos and videos, HDR panoramic and persistent tap-to-track capabilities.

“NVIDIA’s Chimera architecture with our AR0833 sensor delivers mobile customers with an amazing photo and video experience,” said John Gerard, Senior Director of Mobile Products at Aptina.

“Our Chimera architecture lets smartphone and tablet-makers create devices that can shoot HDR photos and videos like never before,” said Glenn Schuster, Director of Technical Marketing in the Mobile Business at NVIDIA. “We’re excited to have Aptina’s support for this ground-breaking technology.”

Aptina’s AR0833 image sensor with MobileHDR technology provides a robust solution for mobile OEMs looking for a high resolution and high dynamic range capability in an image sensor. MobileHDR technology is integrated into a number of Aptina’s high-end current and future mobile products including the AR0835 (8MP), AR1230 (12MP), and the AR1330 (13MP).

About Aptina

Aptina is a global provider of CMOS imaging solutions that enable Imaging Everywhere™. Using performance-enhancing technologies like Aptina A-PixAptina A-PixHS™, DR-Pix™ and award-winning MobileHDR™, Aptina has created a market-leading portfolio of image sensor products found in leading consumer electronics like smartphones, tablets, laptops, digital and video cameras, as well as applications in surveillance, automotive, medical, video conferencing, and gaming. Aptina drives innovation in the market with products like the 14MP MT9F002 used in the AWARE-2 gigapixel multi-array camera, the AR0331 surveillance image sensor, and the MT9H004 16MP APS-C DSLR camera sensor. For additional information on Aptina visit www.aptina.com.

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Contacts

Aptina
Mark Wilson, 408-660-2298
markwilson@aptina.com

Release Summary

Aptina announced today that its AR0833 mobile imaging sensor with MobileHDR technology has been selected by NVIDIA to enable the NVIDIA® Chimera™ Computational Photography Architecture.

Contacts

Aptina
Mark Wilson, 408-660-2298
markwilson@aptina.com