Embodied Smart Lens Device Market to Reach USD 547 Million by 2031 at 17% CAGR Driven by Onsemi and OmniVision

According to the recent report from QYResearch, the global market for Embodied Smart Lens Devices, the sensors and optical components that enable embodied-AI systems to see and interact with their environment, is entering a period of accelerated growth. According to the latest industry outlook, the market will expand from US$185 million in 2024 to US$547 million by 2031, registering a 17.0% CAGR from 2025 to 2031. This surge is driven by demand across industrial manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and the rising field of service and humanoid robotics.

Recent advances highlight how the sector is evolving rapidly. Onsemi introduced a new indirect Time-of-Flight (iToF) depth-sensor family that reaches 30 meters in real time, enhancing robot navigation and industrial automation. OmniVision Technologies launched global-shutter machine-vision sensors with the smallest backside-illuminated pixels to date and confirmed integration with NVIDIA's Holoscan and Jetson platforms for humanoid robots. Sunny Optical Technology expanded sales of high-reliability vehicle and AR/VR lens sets, positioning itself as a key supplier for embodied platforms. OFILM Technology, together with Infineon and pmdtechnologies, developed hybrid ToF modules deployed in next-generation home robots. Hitachi introduced production-ready 3D LiDAR sensors tailored for smart spaces and industrial safety.

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Latest Data
• Market Size: US$185 million (2024) rising to US$547 million (2031)
• CAGR: 17.0% (2025-2031)
• Leading Supplier: Onsemi ranked first in 2024 global sales among the top five manufacturers
• Regional Expansion: Asia-Pacific led by China, North America and Europe accelerating in industrial and healthcare adoption
• Coverage: Includes historic revenue (2020-2024), forecasts to 2031, company performance, pricing and margins, downstream patterns, and industry-chain dynamics

Leading Companies
Onsemi
OmniVision Technologies
Sunny Optical Technology
LianChuang Electronic Technology
OFILM Technology
SGL Group
Hongjing Optoelectronic Technology
Sanglas
Hitachi

Classification by Type
Image Sensor
Optical Components
LiDAR
Others

Application Segments
Industrial Manufacturing
Home Services
Medical & Health Care
Logistics & Transportation
Others

Company Milestones 2024-2025
Onsemi released the HyperluxTM ID series iToF depth sensors delivering real-time depth, confidence, and intensity maps. The flagship AF0130 achieves 1.2 MP resolution with 3.5 μm pixels and accurate sensing up to 30 meters, consolidating mono and depth in one sensor for factory and logistics applications.

OmniVision Technologies launched the OG05B1B (5 MP, 60 fps) and OG01H1B (1.5 MP, 120 fps) global-shutter sensors using 2.2 μm backside-illuminated pixels, providing over 106 dB shutter efficiency and superior NIR performance. The company validated a full multi-camera system with the OAX4000 ISP on NVIDIA Holoscan and Jetson platforms for humanoid robots.

Sunny Optical Technology reported RMB 2.877 billion in revenue from vehicle-related optics and RMB 0.992 billion from XR optics in the first half of 2024. Its advanced lens sets and camera modules are increasingly applied in autonomous machines and embodied robotics, reflecting cross-sector demand for automotive-grade reliability.

OFILM Technology co-developed hybrid ToF camera modules with Infineon and pmdtechnologies, replacing legacy LDS systems in consumer robotics. The modules deliver unified mapping and obstacle avoidance in Roborock's latest product line, improving detection of cables, slippers, and other floor-level obstacles.

Hitachi advanced deployment of its 3D LiDAR sensor, offering a 0.7-10 m range, 80° × 60° field of view, up to 30 fps at 320×240 resolution, PoE+, and Class-1 laser compliance. The solution is already being adopted in smart factories and industrial safety systems for worker-zone monitoring and slip detection.

Product Snapshots
Onsemi - HyperluxTM ID (AF0130) Depth Sensor
• 1.2 MP, 3.5 μm backside-illuminated global-shutter pixel
• Depth range up to 30 m with real-time onboard processing
• Provides depth, confidence, and intensity maps for automation and logistics
OmniVision Technologies - OG05B1B Global-Shutter Sensor
• 5 MP at 60 fps, 2.2 μm BSI GS pixel
• 106 dB shutter efficiency, strong NIR performance
• Optimized for high-speed inspection, robotics, and barcode scanning
Sunny Optical Technology - Vehicle and XR Lens Modules
• RMB 2.877 billion vehicle optics revenue, RMB 0.992 billion XR optics revenue in H1 2024
• Supplies precision lens sets, AR/VR optics, and automotive-grade camera modules
• Increasingly integrated into embodied robotics and mobile platforms
OFILM Technology - Hybrid ToF Vision Module
• Developed with Infineon and pmdtechnologies for Roborock
• Replaces LDS and multiple sensors with a compact hybrid ToF unit
• Enhances obstacle detection and navigation in home service robots
Hitachi - 3D LiDAR Sensor
• Range 0.7-10 m, FoV 80° × 60°
• Up to 640×480 resolution at 7 fps or 320×240 at 30 fps
• Privacy-preserving 3D point cloud output, suited for industrial safety analytics

Downstream Customers
ABB
FANUC
KUKA
Yaskawa Electric
Universal Robots
Boston Dynamics
Agility Robotics
iRobot
Roborock
Omron Automation
Cognex
Zebra Technologies
Intuitive Surgical
Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)
Geek+

Market Trend
Depth Sensing Moves Long-Range
Onsemi's 2025 release of 30 m iToF sensors marks a shift toward long-range depth imaging directly at the sensor level. Integrating processing reduces latency, improves obstacle avoidance, and cuts total system cost, particularly in logistics and factory robotics.

Miniaturization of Global-Shutter Pixels
OmniVision's 2.2 μm backside-illuminated pixels are setting new standards for motion capture under challenging lighting conditions. Compact yet high-performance sensors allow robots to integrate multiple vision channels without enlarging the device footprint.

Multi-Camera Synchronization in Humanoids
The humanoid robot segment is scaling multi-camera platforms, requiring synchronized imaging pipelines. OmniVision's collaboration with NVIDIA has accelerated turnkey solutions for robotics developers seeking reliable multi-eye systems.

Consumer Robotics Transition to Hybrid ToF
Home robots are shifting from 2D LDS to hybrid ToF, offering unified mapping and enhanced obstacle detection. This trend began with Roborock's 2024 launch and is expected to dominate new product lines by 2026 as costs fall and ToF efficiency improves.

Optics Adoption from Automotive to Robotics
Automotive-grade lens suppliers such as Sunny Optical are extending their reach into embodied robotics. Tested durability and precise optical tolerances developed for vehicles are being repurposed into mobile robots, ensuring reliability in high-demand industrial and logistics environments.

Industrial Robotics Demand Despite Shipment Fluctuations
Even though global industrial robot shipments dipped in 2024, the number of imaging modules per unit is rising. Robots increasingly carry multiple cameras for navigation, safety, and inspection, ensuring the embodied smart lens device sector grows independently of unit volumes.

LiDAR Gains in Smart Spaces
Hitachi's 3D LiDAR demonstrates a strong use case in environments requiring privacy compliance and robust detection under occlusion. Adoption is expanding in factories, warehouses, and infrastructure, where cameras alone are insufficient for reliable monitoring.

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Expansion into Humanoids and Service Robots
Forecasts indicate humanoid and service robot markets will multiply in value over the next five years, significantly enlarging the addressable market for lens and sensing devices. Multi-modal vision combining depth, LiDAR, and optical cameras will be central to this growth.

The Embodied Smart Lens Device market is entering a high-growth era, characterized by technical leaps in depth sensing, pixel miniaturization, and multi-sensor synchronization. From industrial floors to home service robots and humanoids, the demand for advanced imaging solutions is intensifying. Companies that leverage automotive-grade optics, integrate privacy-preserving LiDAR, and enable long-range depth will be best positioned to capture the opportunities in this expanding market.

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Chapter 9: Analysis of industrial chain, including the upstream and downstream of the industry.
Chapter 10: The main points and conclusions of the report.

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