Skip to main content
Home - FRAMOS

GenX320 Bare Die – QTY5 Event-Based Sensor

Compact and energy-efficient sensor for real-time embedded vision.

prophesee
GenX320 Bare Die - QTY500 Event-Based Sensor

Important Update

This component is now available through our sister company, RESTAR FRAMOS. For a production-ready alternative, explore our compatible integrated modules.

Raw Component

Buy via RESTAR FRAMOS

Purchase this component directly through our sister company.

Visit RESTAR FRAMOS →

Product Summary

Event-based sensor with ultra-low power consumption.

The GenX320 is an ultra-low-power event-based sensor offering a resolution of 320×320 pixels, with a 1/5” optical format and 6.3 μm pixel size. This sensor is optimized for embedded vision applications, featuring a pixel latency of 120 μs at 1k lux, a 25% nominal contrast threshold, and advanced embedded features such as Anti-Flicker Filtering (AFK), Event-Rate Controller (ERC), and Spatio-Temporal Contrast (STC) filtering. The GenX320 bare die sample pack (QTY5) is ideal for developers looking to evaluate performance in gesture recognition, eye tracking, and privacy-focused healthcare cameras, among other applications.

GenX320 Bare Die – QTY5 Event-Based Sensor Highlights

  • 320×320 resolution
  • 6.3 μm pixel size
  • 1/5” optical format
  • 120 μs pixel latency
  • Ultra-low power mode (down to 36 μW)

Targeted Applications

  • Ar/Vr/Xr Eye Tracking
  • Iot Edge Ai
  • Wearable Devices

Product Specifications

Dymanic DBDymanic DB
120
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
320
Image Diagonal [mm]Image Diagonal [mm]
2.85
ManufacturerManufacturer
Prophesee
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
0.1
Sensor Size [inch/mm]Sensor Size [inch/mm]
1/5 inch
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
320

Latest Blog Posts

Our latest blogs

Welcome to our blog section, where knowledge meets inspiration. Explore insightful articles, expert tips, and the latest trends in our field.

View All
Industrial‑Grade Imaging Meets Raspberry Pi 5: FSM:GO Camera Modules

Industrial‑Grade Imaging Meets Raspberry Pi 5: FSM:GO Camera Modules

Check Out the FSM:GO Camera Modules for Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Module 5 The Raspberry Pi has revolutionized the world of computing with its compact size, affordability, and versatility....

Read more
What Defines Good Image Quality? 

What Defines Good Image Quality? 

Human eye vs. Machine Perception  Image quality definition depends on the application. For the human eye, sharpness, brightness, color accuracy, minimal noise, and low optical distortion define a “good” image....

Read more
Pushing the Limits of Large-Format Imaging

Pushing the Limits of Large-Format Imaging

Sony’s large-format sensor portfolio Sony has developed a broad lineup of large-format CMOS sensors that serve industrial, scientific, and observational applications. The rolling shutter family includes the IMX455 (61 MP),...

Read more
SLVS-EC: The High-Speed Interface for Next-Generation Vision

SLVS-EC: The High-Speed Interface for Next-Generation Vision

Rising Bandwidth Needs  As imaging systems push toward higher resolutions and faster frame rates, traditional interfaces such as MIPI D-PHY and sub-LVDS often cannot keep up with the growing data...

Read more
FRAMOS Sensor Modules for Data-Driven Sports Analytics

FRAMOS Sensor Modules for Data-Driven Sports Analytics

Transforming Sports Analytics with ImagingThe use of image sensors has become increasingly important in sports analytics, revolutionizing the way player performance, team strategies, and game dynamics are understood. Modern sensors...

Read more
De-risking your large format sensor project from the get-go

De-risking your large format sensor project from the get-go

Designing in large-format sensors is challenging: Board design and production processes need to be aligned and tuned in every batch to prevent deformation and unstable optical performance, tuning of multiple...

Read more
The Future of Edge AI Vision: Real-Time Intelligence at the Source

The Future of Edge AI Vision: Real-Time Intelligence at the Source

In 2026, we will experience a turning point in the combination of artificial intelligence and computer vision. The processing of image data “at the edge” is on the rise, adding...

Read more
Image sensors for agriculture: Innovations and Challenges 

Image sensors for agriculture: Innovations and Challenges 

Precision farming in the digital age  The use of image sensors has become increasingly important in agriculture in recent years, particularly in the context of precision farming. This development has...

Read more