The three-day 2025 Consumer Electronics Innovation Conference (CEIC) has concluded successfully at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. Gathering numerous tech enterprises from home and abroad, the event vividly showcased the latest achievements and cutting-edge trends of the consumer electronics industry in an all-round way.

As a leader in the field of single-photon dToF technology, visionICs made a high-profile appearance with its full range of innovative sensing solutions, which highly align with the conference theme of "New Electronics · New Experience · New Consumption". Centering on the full-scenario demands of "Human-Vehicle-Home-Community", the company focused on displaying its core Single-Photon Direct Time-of-Flight (SPAD dToF) technology and a rich product portfolio:

Consumer Electronics Scenarios

Smartphones: Ultra-compact dToF sensors, ambient light/proximity 2-in-1 sensors adapted for low-transmittance displays, and high-performance Flicker sensors.

IoT Sector: Single-wavelength proximity sensors, dual-wavelength skin detection/proximity detection 2-in-1 sensors, and miniaturized OTS sensors.

Automotive Intelligence Scenarios

LiDAR Receiver Chips: All-solid-state LiDAR solutions supporting autonomous driving perception systems and more.

In-Cabin Sensing Solutions: Driver status monitoring, occupant sensing systems and other related products.

Robotics Scenarios

Robot Vacuums: High-performance dToF LiDAR sensors with a diverse product range and leading-edge technologies.

Smart Lawnmowers: Anti-interference solutions for outdoor strong light, supporting precise boundary recognition and navigation.

Industrial Robots: High-precision, high-reliability ranging and positioning chips meeting the needs of industrial automation.

Empowering with Semiconductor Innovation, Co-Creating a New Future Vision

Since its establishment in 2018, visionICs has always adhered to the philosophy of "Opening the Window to Vision — Powered by Semiconductor Innovation" and deepened its research and development of single-photon dToF technology. This participation in CEIC is not only a concentrated display of its technological achievements but also an important practice of industrial collaboration. In the future, the company will continue to take technological innovation as its core driving force, promote the in-depth application of dToF sensing technology in more fields, inject semiconductor-driven momentum into the consumer electronics industry, and work hand in hand with global partners to build a new industrial ecosystem featuring "innovative collaboration and open win-win".