R6602

R6602 core board is a 360 surround-view core board based on the RK3566 chip solution [quad-core ARM Cortex-A55 CPU, GPU Mali-G52-2EE, 1 TOPS NPU, support for a maximum display resolution of 4096x2160, 4K video decoder, encoder 1920x1080@100fps (4096x4096@10fps), 8M ISP, and support for LPDDR4X], with built-in 3D surround-view and AI algorithms. It adopts the universal 100-pin core board interface commonly used in the aftermarket and can be flexibly paired with decoder baseboards from various manufacturers and customer-developed power-interface baseboards to implement complete 360 system functionality. Four ultra-wide-angle fisheye cameras installed at the front, rear, left, and right of the vehicle synchronously capture high-definition images of the vehicle's surroundings. After real-time GPU rendering and compositing, a 360-degree panoramic bird's-eye view of the vehicle's surroundings is generated and transmitted in real time to the center console display. The NPU is used for scene recognition and video ranging technology. Combined with AI algorithms, it enables ADAS functions and provides timely and accurate warnings. The CMS cameras on both sides of the vehicle are used to monitor blind spots behind the vehicle, providing greater safety assurance for driving and parking. R6602 can also receive the original vehicle's display signal via MIPI input to enable a picture-in-picture (PiP) function.
The core board dimensions are 75 x 55 mm. The external interfaces consist of two sets of dual-row 2×25-pin, 1.27 mm pitch sockets, supporting LVDS and HDMI display output.