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Streaming live video using e-con’s 5MP Camera for Gumstix Overo COM

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The e-CAM32_OMAP_GSTIX camera module, based on Omnivision’s OV5642 CMOS image sensor, is perfect for image processing/video encoding that needs high frame rate imaging. Find out how you can stream live video using this 5MP camera, developed by e-con Systems, for the Gumstix Overo series....
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More news about MIPI Camera Interface on TI OMAP35x/AM/DM37x

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e-con Systems has made several impressive headways with our experiments on MIPI Camera Interface on OMAP35X. Wondering what’s our newest experiment? Well, we got the MIPI Camera interface working on TI AM/DM37x EVM! Read and see how we got it done....
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MIPI Camera Interface on TI OMAP35x/AM/DM37x

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Phew! The search for our Holy Grail ended with our lead Engineer taking the first frame from MIPI Camera Serial Interface on OMAP35x Processor. So what’s the big deal? MIPI interfaces are not new. Wait; Try this – MIPI interface for OMAP35x/AM/DM37xprocessor series? Now, this is a big breakthrough. The......
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e-con Systems™’ VP of Business Development explains the reality of cameras in rugged computers

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Here is the interview of Mr. Hari Shankkar, co-founder and VP of Business Development of e-con Systems™ to RuggedPCReview, explaining the reality of cameras in rugged computers, “We have worked with several rugged handheld manufacturers and they use our device driver development services or our camera modules. Based on this......
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NTSC / PAL Video Decoder Board for Gumstix® ’s Overo® COM Series launched

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Here is a new camera daughter card e-CAMNT_35x_GSTIX, for customers using NTSC cameras with Gumstix Overo. We found many customers trying to connect a Sony CCD camera or other NTSC cameras with Gumstix Overo. Many surveillance and long distance cameras are still NTSC cameras. Applications like endoscopy still only use......