Microchip Launches Smaller, Cheaper 4-Camera FPGA Bridge for NVIDIA Machine Vision

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Microchip announced Revision 2.0 of its PolarFire FPGA Ethernet Sensor Bridge on August 11, 2026, targeting industrial machine vision applications. The updated board supports up to four MIPI CSI-2 camera inputs and connects to NVIDIA processing platforms via two 10GbE SFP+ Ethernet ports using Holoscan Sensor Bridge technology. Compared to the first generation, the new revision reduces the form factor by 60% and comes at a lower price point. The hardware is built around a PolarFire MPF200T FPGA with 2GB DDR4 memory, separating image acquisition from AI processing while keeping Ethernet as the communication link. The platform is aimed at machine builders evaluating quality inspection, assembly verification, and robotic vision use cases.

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