The market size of AR/VR/MR is expected to continue to grow significantly in the future, with the strength of improving the sense of immersion in virtual reality. As the pursuit of higher image quality, smaller size, and lighter weight AR/VR/MR devices accelerates, I-PEX contributes to the design of devices with connectors that are both smaller and transmit data faster.

I-PEX offers CABLINE^®-CA IIP PLUS low-profile connecter with jumper cables employing our paddle card technology for card-to-card and card-to-board connection of DPU supporting PCIe Gen5.0.

By selecting I-PEX's locking micro RF connector with a wireless module that allows for installation space, the mechanical retention and stability of the wireless module and antenna connection are significantly enhanced. This solution is ideal for devices operating in environments with vibration and impact, ensuring stability and reliability in network communication.

Connectivity is at the core of the devices transforming healthcare, yet interconnects – or, connectors – are often an afterthought. I-PEX offers MHF^® micro RF coaxial connectors connect antennas to radios while maximizing performance in minimal space for portable medical devices. We also provide vertical-mating CABLINE^®-UM micro-coaxial connector with ZenShield^® EMI shielding for medical equipment which requires straightforward device-to-device communication, portable diagnostic equipment.

I-PEX has a large lineup of general-purpose connectors rated at 85°C and products designed for consumer devices, and we have also developed a number of products that can handle high temperatures, from 105°C to 125°C.

Leopard Imaging offers variety of USB 3.0 MIPI cameras and rolling shutter and global shutter MIPI camera modules that use I-PEX CABLINE^®-CA and CABLINE^®-UA II connectors. I-PEX micro-coaxial solutions provide Leopard Imaging camera modules a wide range of cable lengths, especially for customers in industries of robotics, drones, and IoT. Also, micro-coaxial cables are more flexible than regular flex cable, enabling engineers to bend the cable for different testing purposes.