David Kallenbach
Head of Product
FRAMOS
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Better Images. Better Products. Everything you need to integrate high-quality vision into an embedded device.
FRAMOS takes a focused approach to camera modules, engineering the details that shape real vision systems.
At Embedded World 2026, we present system-ready camera products designed with optics, open-source software, and integration in mind
Full-Stack camera architecture that balances image quality, performance, and power.
Products designed to move from early builds to real devices without redesigns.
Camera modules engineered to integrate with NVIDIA, NXP, Qualcomm, and more.
Make the right choices for image quality, selection, and long-term flexibility.
FRAMOS Essentials Table
Modularity without integration risk
A hands-on view of FRAMOS camera modules and the system elements, including housings, interface options, and open-source software, that turn them into complete embedded vision solutions.
If you’re combining components today and want clarity on how to tailor them into a coherent, production-ready system, this demo gives you a system-level perspective.
Proven camera integration across platforms
See how cameras connect to leading embedded compute platforms using open-source drivers, and ISP configurations. This dedicated zone in the FRAMOS booth highlights FSM:GO camera modules integrate cleanly with platforms such as NVIDIA Jetson, NXP i.MX 95, Raspberry Pi, and Qualcomm, reducing bring-up effort and avoiding common integration pitfalls.
If you’re selecting an embedded compute platform and need confidence that camera integration won’t slow your project down, this demo provides a clear, system-level view of what “supported” really means. From physical connectivity through software and image output.
Optics as a Performance Driver
This demo shows why optics are no longer a commodity and how sensor-to-lens matching directly impacts AI accuracy and downstream processing reliability.
If you need to choose optics soon and want confidence that your decision won’t limit performance or force redesigns later, this is the discussion to have.
Deciding earlier with less risk
See how simulation is used to define minimum sensor and lens requirements for a given ROI, working distance, and field of view – before hardware is fixed.
If you’re trying to reduce iteration cycles, cost, or uncertainty early in the design phase, this demo helps clarify what can be decided safely upfront.
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Embedded vision is entering a new era – one defined by powerful chip architectures, accelerating AI at the edge, and a wave of innovation that is reshaping robotics, automation, and intelligent devices. The panel discussion will explore how GPUs, NPUs, and next-generation hardware platforms are transforming real-time perception in the field.
Reserve your 30-minute session and get real-world guidance on building reliable embedded vision systems.