Deep Insight Co., Ltd. (CEO Eunsong Oh), a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) 3D camera solutions, participated in 'CES 2025', the world's largest IT and home appliance exhibition held in Las Vegas, USA from the 7th to the 10th, and introduced the in-cabin monitoring system 'CAMOSYS'.
CES 2025, themed 'DIVE IN', focuses on key areas of future industries such as artificial intelligence (AI), mobility, and sustainability, and was held on the largest scale ever with 4,500 companies from 160 countries around the world participating.
Deep Insight attracted the attention of visitors at the Hyundai Motor Group's open innovation platform 'ZER01NE' booth by introducing its main solution, the in-cabin monitoring system 'CAMOSYS' and the CES 2025 Innovation Award winner 'DIMENVUE Pro'.
'CAMOSYS' is an AI-based in-cabin monitoring solution that detects and warns drivers of drowsy driving and distraction in real time. It also monitors the status of passengers to immediately detect behavior or unexpected situations that could cause car accidents.
This solution was highly evaluated by on-site visitors and industry insiders as it enables accurate facial recognition even in harsh environments such as when wearing a mask, glasses, low light, and at night, and can build an edge AI system regardless of vehicle types and specifications.
The CES 2025 Innovation Award winner, 'DIMENVUE Pro', also received a lot of attention. 'DIMENVUE Pro' is a portable 3D spatial information scanner that combines high-spec LiDAR and high-resolution global shutter RGB sensor with onboard AI software to quickly and efficiently acquire high-density PCD (Point Cloud Data) required for 3D drawing creation. This product contributes to shortening work time and reducing costs in the architecture, civil engineering, engineering, and construction fields, and is receiving great responses from experts.
“CES 2025 was an important opportunity to discuss new partnerships with global OEMs and Tier-1s, and to strengthen DeepInsight’s position in overseas markets,” said Eunsong Oh, CEO of DeepInsight. “Based on artificial intelligence (AI), a core technology of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we will continue to focus on developing AI camera solutions that meet the needs of various industries, such as mobility, robotics, smart factories, and smart construction.”
DeepInsight plans to focus on leading the future of smart mobility and related industries through global market expansion and innovative AI camera technology at CES 2025.
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