The GS sensor from Omnivision is said to benefit from the smallest 2.2-micron pixel and highest 940nm near-infrared (NIR) sensitivity in its class. The company's solution enables single-LED designs, as opposed to two to four LEDs. This reduces power consumption, size and cost. Additionally, glow is also reduced and kept to a minimum thanks to the company's Nyxel NIR technology. The technology uses novel silicon semiconductor architectures and processes to achieve the world's highest quantum efficiency for DMS of 36% at the invisible 940nm NIR light wavelength. This helps to deliver the clearest driver images for use by AI software algorithms. Small pixels and a-CSP package further reduce camera module size. "Interior sensing requires sensors that offer high-end performance in complex environments," said Detlef Wilke, vice president of automotive solutions, Smart Eye.