MIPI Alliance Announces Milestones in Membership Growth and Industry Influence

Expansion to 300 members from across the world highlights the broadening reach of MIPI Alliance specifications to more markets and ecosystems in the mobile industry

PISCATAWAY, N.J., October 17, 2017 - The  MIPI® Alliance, an international organization that develops interface specifications for mobile and mobile-influenced industries, today announced a new milestone in the organization’s growth and development: Its membership now numbers 300 companies representing semiconductor, device manufacturers and other innovators in mobile, IoT, automotive and other industries.

"MIPI Alliance has grown year-over-year since its inception and the 300-member mark is particularly meaningful because it reflects increased adoption of MIPI specifications, broadened geographic reach of the organization and the extended application of our specifications to new markets and ecosystems," said Joel Huloux, chairman of MIPI Alliance. "We thank all of our members for their commitment and look forward to continuing our dedicated work to serve our members in the years ahead."

MIPI Alliance was formed in 2003. Its initial charter was to provide specifications for the intricate wiring that interconnects cameras and other multimedia components in mobile devices, with the vision of spurring innovation in the smartphone industry and helping companies accelerate time-to-market with their designs. The impact of that vision is well established, and today every smartphone uses at least one MIPI specification. As MIPI Alliance approaches its 15-year anniversary in 2018, it is highlighting the breadth of its specifications—which simplify the integration of components in mobile devices—and the steadily increasing adoption of its specifications for use in more sectors.

The milestones include:

  • Its industry-leading role enabling the "wires behind wireless." MIPI Alliance’s specifications are universally used to interconnect RF-components, processors, cameras and displays in a device. The most widely adopted specifications include  MIPI CSI-2SMMIPI DSI SMMIPI RFFESM and MIPI physical layers:  MIPI C-PHYSMMIPI D-PHYSM, and  MIPI M-PHY®.
  • A dedicated membership that has strategically advanced MIPI specifications for use in new areas. Companies are applying MIPI specifications for sensor interconnections and to interface components in IoT devices, imaging technologies, automotive systems, augmented reality/virtual reality (AR/VR) devices and more. New specifications include  MIPI I3CSM, an updated version of MIPI CSI-2SM (v2.0) and the forthcoming MIPI CCS v1.0 (camera command set) that is slated for release in late 2017.
  • Outreach to global developers. MIPI Alliance has recently begun offering its  MIPI DevCon developers conferences globally. It is hosting two events in Asia this year for its international membership.

"MIPI Alliance specifications are widely used throughout the mobile industry, making it more convenient for manufacturers to combine new components and create powerful, feature-rich smartphones," said Linley Gwennap, principal analyst of The Linley Group. "Building on this success in mobile, MIPI specifications are now appearing in automotive, IoT, and drones, bringing similar benefits to these emerging applications."

 To join MIPI Alliance, use the  Join MIPI link on the organization's site.

About MIPI Alliance

MIPI Alliance (MIPI) develops interface specifications for mobile and mobile-influenced industries. There is at least one MIPI specification in every smartphone manufactured today. Founded in 2003, the organization has 300 member companies worldwide and 13 active working groups delivering specifications within the mobile ecosystem. Members of the organization include handset manufacturers, device OEMs, software providers, semiconductor companies, application processor developers, IP tool providers, test and test equipment companies, as well as camera, tablet and laptop manufacturers. For more information, please visit  www.mipi.org.

MIPI® and MIPI M-PHY® are registered trademarks owned by MIPI Alliance. MIPI CSI-2SM, MIPI C-PHYSM, MIPI D-PHYSM, MIPI DSISM, MIPI I3CSMand MIPI RFFESM are service marks of MIPI Alliance.



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