A camera with HDR produces images with more visible details and more useful data in both the shadows and highlights, which is essential for automotive applications where the camera needs to provide a clear, detailed view under varying lighting conditions. However, not all HDR cameras are created equal.
LUCID’s latest white paper compares common sensing technologies used in automotive applications, addresses their associated challenges.
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