V-by-OneHS technology has been developed by THine to make internal display interfaces smarter and accepted as de facto standard for 4K televisions and many displays with high definition.

Drive recorders also require avoiding the increase of cables between cameras and processors while markets demand higher-definition images. Under such situation, THine has licensed its V-by-OneHS technology to Novatek with valuable camera SoC and market shares to solve these problems.

Camera systems can adopt the combination of THine’s V-by-OneHS products at camera sensors and Novatek’s application processors with THine’s V-by-OneHS receiver IPs, to reduce the number of cables drastically, for instance, up to just one pair for full-HD pictures with using brand-new THCV231. This combination enables to reduce total costs of the camera systems and parts counts.

“THine’s V-by-OneHS is widely penetrated as an essential high-speed interface for high-definition images such as 4K,” commented Novatek, “The collaboration between THine and Novatek will deliver greater system solution that never seen to drive recorder markets.”

“Novatek, the leader of valuable SoC, is an important licensee of V-by-OneHS and, through the collaboration, wider potential customers are expected to enjoy V-by-OneHS’s real values and obtain more advantages of their camera systems,” said Kazutaka Nogami, THine’s President and CEO. “THine will continuously collaborate with valuable partners such as Novatek, and deliver the value of V-by-OneHS to global customers.”