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OMNIVISION clinches accolade at Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards 2026

The OAX4600 delivers AI-enabled in-cabin monitoring for next-generation automotive safety systems.

OMNIVISION won AI - Semiconductor in the Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards 2026 for its OAX4600, the automotive industry's first fully integrated AI-enabled ASIC for simultaneous Driver Monitoring System and Occupant Monitoring System operations.

Designed and built entirely by OMNIVISION's Singapore ASIC team, the OAX4600 combines a sophisticated Image Signal Processor with dual Neural Processing Units, delivering 2 tera operations per second alongside Seeing Machines’ Occula NPU. This dual-NPU architecture enables simultaneous execution of multiple complex AI models whilst maintaining low power consumption, meeting the stringent requirements of automotive-grade in-cabin monitoring applications.

The chip features embedded 2Gb DDR3 memory in a compact form factor, setting new standards for power and space efficiency. Supporting Pytorch, TensorFlow, and ONNX frameworks, OMNIVISION’s in-house AI toolchain includes a compiler, simulator, visualiser, quantisation tools, and a proprietary inference engine. This complete ecosystem allows automotive manufacturers to optimise AI models and deploy them efficiently on the dual-NPU hardware.

OMNIVISION’s OAX4600 entered mass production with multiple automotive manufacturers and is progressing towards additional deployments. Customers report that the solution is highly optimised for in-cabin monitoring, providing the necessary performance and flexibility for next-generation safety systems.

The platform’s comprehensive Software Development Kit allows extensive customisation to meet diverse manufacturer requirements and adapt to evolving safety regulations. By pairing the OAX4600 with OMNIVISION’s leading camera sensors, automotive companies receive a fully integrated imaging and AI solution that strengthens both driver and occupant safety.

The Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards is the most prestigious awards programme for technological innovations, recognising exceptional companies in Singapore that are riding the digital disruption wave and leading the technological revolution and digital journeys of their respective industries.

The Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards is presented by Singapore Business Review Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. If you want to join the 2027 awards programme and be acclaimed for your company's outstanding contributions in pursuit of technological innovation, please contact Danica Avila at +(65) 3158 1386 ext 217 or [email protected].

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