Sony predicts that its operating profit as of March will reach 63 billion yen (approximately US$5.6 billion), more than double the same period last year, and the chip division, especially its image sensor business, will become the group's largest growth power.
The industry believes that if the sensor layout is reconfigured, the technical advantage of Sony's image sensor "backlighting" can make it possible to occupy nearly half of the image sensor market.
Investors believe that Sony still has its technological advantages. In terms of image processing technology, other companies still have a long way to go to catch up with Sony. Sony is developing sensors that can quickly measure distances or detect obstacles, and are expected to be used in autonomous driving, factory automation, and robotics.
Sony predicts that its operating profit as of March will reach 63 billion yen (approximately US$5.6 billion), more than double the same period last year, and the chip division, especially its image sensor business, will become the group's largest growth power.
The industry believes that if the sensor layout is reconfigured, the technical advantage of Sony's image sensor "backlighting" can make it possible to occupy nearly half of the image sensor market.
Investors believe that Sony still has its technological advantages. In terms of image processing technology, other companies still have a long way to go to catch up with Sony. Sony is developing sensors that can quickly measure distances or detect obstacles, and are expected to be used in autonomous driving, factory automation, and robotics.
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