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Leopard Imaging

Fremont, California, United States · Humanoids · Sensing / Vision & 3D perception · leopardimaging.com

Leopard Imaging supplies OEM and ODM embedded camera solutions, including GMSL2 cameras, depth-mapping systems, and multimodal vision modules for robotics applications.

Robotics · member · score 62Humanoids 100 · rank 88 · score 53 →

Positioning

Leopard Imaging designs embedded camera modules and AI imaging systems and is an NVIDIA Elite Partner and AWS Partner Network member, working with sensor vendors rather than building sensors itself. It supplies high-definition embedded cameras and AI imaging for automotive, aerospace, drones, IoT and robotics, including driver monitoring cameras and GMSL2 modules, with OEM and ODM services and a multi-year shipping history that anchors its Robotics-domain score. Its humanoid-domain entry is dated and specific: on 2026-03-16, announced at NVIDIA GTC, it introduced with STMicroelectronics an all-in-one multimodal vision module for humanoid and advanced robotics, combining the ST VB1940 automotive-grade RGB-IR 5.1-megapixel sensor with rolling and global shutter modes, an LSM6DSV16X six-axis IMU carrying the ST machine-learning core and Qvar electrostatic sensing, and a VL53L9CX direct time-of-flight LiDAR module for depth. It connects over NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge to Jetson and is supported by NVIDIA Isaac. The company scores in two domains: Robotics, on the longer-shipping automotive and robotics camera business, and Humanoids, on the newer March 2026 humanoid module, which had no pricing, availability or named humanoid customer at introduction.

Latest signals

  • Leopard Imaging to showcase latest camera technologies and AI perception platforms at VISION 2026PR Newswire, all releases
  • Leopard Imaging and Lumotive introduced Sirius Max, a long-range software-defined 3D perception platform.PR Newswire, all releases
  • Li Auto to operate chip and silicon carbide businesses independently and seek external customersCnEVPost
  • Leopard Imaging to showcase advanced embedded vision solutions at World of Technology & Science 2026RoboticsTomorrow
  • Li Auto unveils i9 flagship model on second-generation pure electric vehicle platformTechNode

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Facts, with sources

  • Leopard Imaging to showcase advanced embedded vision solutions at World of Technology & Science 2026Product launch · www.roboticstomorrow.com — 2026-09-17
  • STMicroelectronics and Leopard Imaging introduced an all-in-one multimodal vision module for humanoid and advanced roboticsProduct launch · globenewswire.com and st.com
  • AWS Partner Network memberPartnership · st.com and businesswire.com
  • NVIDIA Elite PartnerPartnership · st.com and businesswire.com

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Scores, Robotics (of 10)

Deployment6
Production6
Commercials4
Progress10
Technology6
Positioning6
Firepower4
Leverage8

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Questions this page answers

What does Leopard Imaging do?

Leopard Imaging supplies OEM and ODM embedded camera solutions, including GMSL2 cameras, depth-mapping systems, and multimodal vision modules for robotics applications. Leopard Imaging designs embedded camera modules and AI imaging systems and is an NVIDIA Elite Partner and AWS Partner Network member, working with sensor vendors rather than building sensors itself. It supplies high-definition embedded cameras and AI imaging for automotive, aerospace, drones, IoT and robotics, including driver monitoring cameras and GMSL2 modules, with OEM and ODM services and a m

Where does Leopard Imaging rank in robotics?

Leopard Imaging is on the Robotics member list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 62 out of 100, below the Top 100.

Where is Leopard Imaging based and when was it founded?

Leopard Imaging is based in Fremont, California, United States.

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