Vadzo Imaging Introduces Bolt-2020BRS: 20MP AR2020 Raw Bayer MIPI Camera for AI Inspection, OCR, and Embedded Vision Vadzo's Bolt-2020BRS is a 20MP AR2020 Raw Bayer MIPI Camera built on the onsemi HyperLux LP AR2020 sensor, streaming unprocessed 8-bit Bayer data over 4-lane MIPI CSI-2 with sub-10ms latency for AI inspection, OCR, and embedded vision platforms needing direct sensor access for custom ISP pipelines on SoC accelerators, FPGAs, and edge AI platforms. As a board-level AR2020 Bayer MIPI Camera with 100dB HDR and NIR response at 850nm and 940nm, it gives OEM teams full control over image processing rather than a fixed onboard pipeline FORT WORTH, Texas, August 13, 2026 (Newswire.com) - Vadzo Imaging, a provider of embedded vision camera products, today announces the launch of the Bolt-2020BRS, a 20MP AR2020 MIPI Camera built for OEM teams who need direct access to unprocessed high-resolution sensor data rather than a fixed onboard image pipeline. As a 20MP Bayer MIPI Camera delivering 5120x3840 raw output at 1.4 µm pixel pitch over 4-lane MIPI CSI-2, it connects directly to the host SoC ISP, giving integrators the sensor data foundation for hardware-accelerated custom processing on Jetson, Raspberry Pi, and i.MX8M Plus platforms. Technical Problem Definition Many embedded AI inspection, OCR, and machine vision systems fail not because of insufficient resolution but because of processing decisions made before the frame reaches the inference pipeline. A camera module with a fixed onboard ISP applies demosaicing, noise reduction, and tone mapping tuned for general-purpose viewing rather than the feature set for an inspection or recognition model depending on. For AI Defect Inspection Camera Module deployments identifying sub-millimeter surface defects, or OCR MIPI Camera systems extracting character geometry from low-contrast labels, that early processing can discard detail the downstream algorithm needs, with no way to recover it once committed.