The Hailo IMX675 Reference Sensor Module, part number HSMLI67511, is an image sensor module for engineers developing and evaluating cameras in the Hailo-15 ecosystem. It uses the Sony IMX675 CMOS image sensor as the image source for a camera pipeline. The module helps teams examine capture behaviour, image processing settings, and application requirements before committing to a final camera design.
Sony specifies approximately 5.12 million effective pixels for the IMX675 and a recommended recording resolution of 2592 × 1944. The sensor has a Type 1/2.8 image format and 2.0 µm pixels. These are specifications of the image sensor itself. Image quality in an assembled camera also depends on its lens, lighting, exposure control, image processing settings, and mechanical design.
The IMX675 supports Sony’s STARVIS 2 imaging technology. Sony also lists Dual Speed Streaming, Clear HDR, and DOL HDR among the sensor’s functions. These capabilities can be relevant when evaluating cameras for scenes with changing light or areas of interest that contain movement. The functions available in a particular evaluation setup depend on the Hailo-15 board, sensor configuration, software, and image processing pipeline.
Hailo includes IMX675 examples in its Hailo-15 camera configuration resources. Developers can use a supported reference configuration as a starting point, then assess exposure, colour, dynamic range, and application-specific image quality. Potential evaluation areas include security cameras, traffic observation, and industrial vision systems.
HSMLI67511 is a sensor module, not an AI processor. AI inference and video processing require an appropriate Hailo-15 platform. Confirm the module connector, lens configuration, board revision, and included accessories for the intended development setup.
