Live Webinar
11 June 2026
4 PM CEST – 15 min + Q&A
LET'S TALK CONNECTIVITY
Developers Talk with Jan-Erik Schmitt (VC) and Saber Kaygusuz (PCB Arts)
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Connecting cameras over longer distances is a requirement for many use-cases, from smart farming and in-vehicle applications, to humanoid robots with remote cameras, to industrial multi-camera-systems with a central processing unit.
In this Developers Talk, Saber Kaygusuz (PCB Arts) and Jan-Erik Schmitt (Vision Components) will discuss the challenges and solutions—based on real-world success stories.
The two Techies will discuss:
- PCB Arts’ challenges with longer cable length
- The limitations of FPC cables
- Why MIPI CSI-2 is still the standard interface for embedded vision
- Micro Coax vs. SerDes-Solutions (GMSL2 / FPD-Link)
- The role of drivers and software—especially with NVIDIA boards
- Road Inspect by PCB Arts: Real-world example for GMSL2 camera connection
Key Takeaways
Solve the distance dilemma
No vision without software
Understand the importance of drivers and OS integration.
Think system, not components
How integration safes time and costs.
PCB Arts
Saber Kaygusuz
Founder & CEO of PCB Arts
Vision Components
Jan-Erik Schmitt
Managing Director of Vision Components
About the speakers
Saber Kaygusuz
Saber is a passionate hardware architect and the driving force behind PCB Arts. He specializes in designing high-speed carrier boards and complex embedded systems. He and his team developed the Road-Inspect system, solving the challenge of high-speed data transmission in harsh outdoor environments.
Saber is known for his hands-on approach and his deep expertise in the NVIDIA Jetson ecosystem. He has been named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2026 list Manufacturing & Industry.
Jan-Erik Schmitt
Jan-Erik is an expert in the embedded vision industry with over 25 years of experience in bringing complex camera technology to the mass market. At Vision Components he focuses on making high-end sensor technology accessible to developers – also to those that just start with vision integration.
His mission: To ensure that developers don’t have to reinvent the wheel, when integrating vision into their products.