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NAMUGA successfully made its debut at Embedded Vision Summit 2025 in California this May, showcasing a wide range of advanced vision solutions. As its first international exhibition appearance, the event marked a significant milestone for the company’s global expansion plans. Visitors responded positively to NAMUGA’s technology, noting its strong real-world applicability and high degree of engineering completeness.

At the event, NAMUGA introduced a lineup of key products including:

• Stella-2, an ultra-compact solid-state LiDAR with high-speed scanning and an 80-meter range. With no mechanical components, it’s optimized for commercial robotics and industrial automation.
• Titan100, a ToF-based 3D sensing module that delivers real-time depth data for logistics, robotic arm control, and automation use cases.
• A glasses-free 3D display solution, which enables immersive visual experiences in education, entertainment, and design without the need for special eyewear.
• An AI-powered bus safety solution, integrating multiple cameras and intelligent analysis to monitor drivers, detect blind spot pedestrians, and support accident prevention in fleet operations.

Each product highlights NAMUGA’s core competencies in optics, module design, and advanced sensing algorithms. Of particular note, Stella-2—co-developed with Lumotive—garnered strong interest for its compact design and performance tailored to next-generation robotic applications.

NAMUGA plans to build on the success of this exhibition and is already preparing for participation in next year’s event. The company aims to accelerate its presence in the global vision systems market by continuing to develop solutions that address the real needs of future mobility, automation, and smart sensing.