Company
Vision systems matched to real-world dynamics.
NRV is a dynamic vision sensor company building short-latency, high-speed event cameras for the most demanding machine-vision applications.
Our mission
Resolving machine vision's central trade-off.
Frame-based cameras force a trade-off between speed, light, and data. NRV's event-based sensor removes it — resolving motion at microsecond precision while staying sparse and power-efficient. We're putting that capability into the hands of engineers building the next generation of inspection, robotics, and high-speed analysis systems.
What we value
How we build.
Speed as a first principle
We design every layer — sensor, firmware, SDK — to remove latency, not add it. Vision should keep pace with the world it watches.
Efficiency by design
Sensing only what changes means less data, less power, and less compute downstream. Sustainable performance, not brute force.
Built with developers
A sensor is only as useful as the tools around it. We ship documentation, SDKs, and support that make event data approachable.
Career
Build the future of vision with us.
We're a small team solving hard problems across sensor design, firmware, computer vision, and developer tools. If working at the edge of what cameras can do sounds like your kind of challenge, we'd love to hear from you.
Send your CV and a note about what you'd like to work on to contact@nrv.kr — open applications are always welcome, even when no role is posted.
Newsroom
Latest from NRV.
NRV academic relations in 2026
NRV strongly believes in the infinite potential of Neuromorphic Engineering.
High-Performance Dynamic Vision Sensor Specifications
At the core of our vision systems is an advanced Back Side Illumination (BSI) sensor engineered for ultra-high-speed scanning, minimal latency, and exceptional dynamic range. Designed to meet rigorous industrial and commercial demands, it ensures precise, reliable data capture in highly variable lighting conditions.
Announcing the NRV Delta10: Pushing the Boundaries of Dynamic Vision Sensing
A new whitepaper on how short-latency, event-based sensing sharpens high-speed inspection.