2025 Captured in Motion
2025 for Prophesee was about opening new doors for creators, developers, and innovators around the world.
The launch of the GenX320 Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5 introduced event-based vision to the millions of developers in the Raspberry Pi community, making it more accessible than ever.
Across the ecosystem, we’ve been inspired by how our partners are turning event-based vision into real products and platforms—spanning industrial machine vision, compact camera modules, open-source development, advanced imaging systems, and eye tracking. From IDS, CenturyArks, OpenMV, and Eoptic to eye-tracking partners 7invensun and Tobii, these collaborations continue to expand where and how event-based vision is used.
We celebrated innovation through 10+ global events, a thriving Inventors Community now over 20,000 strong, and 300+ papers in our Research Library – a testament to the creativity and dedication of everyone exploring Metavision® worldwide.
We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together and grateful to our employees, partners, customers, and community. As we look ahead with renewed focus, here’s to a 2026 full of curiosity, progress, and shared inspiration!
LEADERSHIP
Jean Ferré was appointed CEO of Prophesee to lead its next phase of commercialization and growth. Bringing 30 years of international experience, Jean will target a refined, product-centric, customer-oriented strategy, and sharpen the near-term focus on security, defense & aerospace, and industrial automation sectors.
PRODUCTS
Starter Kit GenX320 for Raspberry Pi 5
Prophesee launched the GenX320 Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5, bringing event-based vision to the Raspberry Pi community for real-time applications in IoT, drones, robotics, security & surveillance.
PARTNERS
Prophesee and Eoptic announced a strategic partnership to integrate high-speed event detection into Eoptic’s prismatic sensor module for low-latency, high-speed, and energy-efficient vision solutions.
Prophesee released the GenX320 Camera Module for the OpenMV Cam platform, bringing event-based vision to the open-source, Python-powered OpenMV IDE for easy application development.
IDS launched a new uEye EVS industrial camera series integrating the Sony-Prophesee IMX636 event-based sensor, delivering efficient, high-dynamic-range performance for fast, real-time industrial machine vision applications.
Prophesee partnered with Tobii to develop an event-based eye-tracking solution for AR/VR and smart eyewear, combining Tobii’s eye-tracking platform with Prophesee’s Metavision technology for fast, power-efficient tracking in compact wearables.
Prophesee’s GenX320 sensor was selected and designed into new aSee Glasses-EVS, delivering advanced event-based eye tracking for scientific, medical, and industrial applications.
CenturyArks launched the first commercial event-based vision camera module with a MIPI interface, featuring the Sony-Prophesee IMX636 sensor and delivering low-latency vision in a truly compact form, ideal for robotics, automotive, and AGVs.
NEWS
10+ Global Events
Prophesee participated in over 10 events worldwide, showcasing the new GenX320 Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5, the latest eye-tracking demos, and connecting with innovators to discuss the transformative impact of event-based vision.
Metavision Training
We continued to support developers with two new free Metavision Training videos, guiding LED tracking with GenX320 on the OpenMV platform, and helping to get started with our latest GenX320 Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5.
Thriving Community
Our Inventors Community has surpassed 20,000 members, and Prophesee’s Research Library now hosts 300+ papers. We’re proud of this milestone and inspired by the groundbreaking innovations of our technology users worldwide!
COVERAGE
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ABOUT PROPHESEE
Prophesee is the inventor of the world’s most advanced neuromorphic vision systems. The company developed a breakthrough event-based vision approach to machine vision that enables dramatic reductions in power consumption, latency, and data processing requirements. By mimicking how the human eye and brain work, Prophesee’s patented Metavision® sensors and algorithms reveal information that is invisible to traditional frame-based sensors.
Prophesee’s technology is transforming applications across industrial automation, aerospace and defense, autonomous systems, IoT, AR/VR, and mobile. Headquartered in Paris, Prophesee has offices in Grenoble, Shanghai.
For more information, visit www.prophesee.ai