0.16MP global shutter MIPI module with 940 nm bandpass
built for headset eye-tracking pipelines.
0.16MP global shutter MIPI module with 940 nm bandpass
Built for headset eye-tracking pipelines.
1.5MP RGB global shutter MIPI module built into the smallest consumer bezels and watch cases.
Eye tracking inside an AR or VR headset lives in millimetres — a few tenths of a millimetre of optical stack tucked behind the lens module, locking onto pupil and glint at 120 Hz or faster while ambient light is rejected and the headset’s power budget barely shifts. The AE-CCM-GS-MIRA016-M-74-WLO runs 360 fps global shutter capture through a 940 nm bandpass filter and wafer-level optics, focused at the 32 mm eye-relief distance — exactly the spec set a foveated-rendering, gaze-input, or attention-tracking pipeline needs.
Built around the ams-OSRAM MIRA016 sensor, delivering 360 fps global shutter capture at 400 × 400 through a 940 nm bandpass filter and wafer-level optics — engineered specifically for the millimetre-scale envelope of AR, VR, and mixed-reality headsets. The WLO stack reaches sub-millimetre height to hide inside the lens module, the 16–36 mm focusing range is matched to eye-relief distances, and the illumination-sync trigger pairs cleanly with the NIR LED arrays already inside the headset.
AE-CCM-GS-MIRA016-M-74-WLO
Sensor
Resolution
400 × 400 px · 2.79 µm pixel pitch
Field of View
Covers the full eye box at headset distance
Frame Rate
Full-resolution capture · Low-latency gaze Loops
SHUTTER
Optics
Focus 2 mm · 16–36 mm range · Sub-mm stack height
DIMENSIONS
Ultra-compact size for critical space requirements
Prototype to Payload-Ready in Eigth Weeks.
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Module configuration, lens FOV, flex PCB length, and connector pinout locked at sign-off. No moving targets once production began.
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Modules supplied tuned to each robotic platform, with NIR illumination sync trigger validated against the customer’s vision pipeline.
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Distributed for qualified, repeatable supply at mass production volume.