The N-Driver384S vehicle-mounted infrared thermal camera module provides advanced thermal imaging night vision for enhanced driving safety. It integrates a high-performance 384x288 / 17μm uncooled LWIR detector to deliver superior road visibility in challenging conditions.

Compared to traditional night vision systems, the N-Driver384S automotive thermal camera significantly expands observation field of view and detection distance. It enables synchronous monitoring of the vehicle's front area, providing drivers with clear road information beyond the reach of standard headlights.

Through extensive model training and mature AI algorithms, the system offers intelligent alarm capabilities that enhance detection of pedestrians, cyclists, animals, and vehicles. This advanced target identification helps avoid obstacles and provides early warnings.

The thermal camera effectively eliminates interference from oncoming vehicle high beams and increases driver perception in darkness or adverse weather conditions, ensuring safety for drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and vehicles.

• Wide Observation Field of View
• Intelligent Alarm System
• All-weather Application
• High Speed Data Transmission
• High Reliability & Stability

The N-Driver 384S automotive thermal imaging camera is widely used in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for enhanced vehicle safety and navigation capabilities.

• Complete Documentation: Product manuals, setup guides, and selection references for easy implementation
• Development & Testing Assistance: Sample integrated testing, performance evaluation, and parameter verification services
• Advanced Developer Toolkit: Comprehensive SDKs, APIs, algorithms, and debugging tools for deep integration
• Remote Technical Support: 24/7 support with quick response times and timely resolution for critical issues
• Warranty: Original parts and strict process adherence to restore optimal performance

NETD refers to "Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference". It measures a thermal imaging detector's ability to distinguish between very small differences in thermal radiation in the image. NETD is typically expressed in milli-Kelvin (mK). Generally, the lower the NETD figure, the higher the thermal sensitivity indicates.

SWaP3 refers to size, weight, power, performance and price. It indicates the technology trend of the infrared industry, emphasizing compact, efficient, and cost-effective thermal imaging solutions.

DRI typically refers to detection, recognition and identification distance of a thermal imaging system. It is a crucial parameter for judging the performance of thermal imaging systems and determining their operational effectiveness in various scenarios.