Prabu Kumar

Sensor and ISPTechnology Deep Dive

What is Interpolation? Understanding Image Perception in Embedded Vision Camera Systems

Prabu Kumar
Interpolation is a mathematical technique used to estimate unknown values that lie between known data points. Interpolation helps transform raw sensor data into stunning, full-color images in embedded vision systems. Read the blog to learn about the fundamentals of interpolation, its significance in image processing, and its role in techniques...
Sensor and ISPTechnology Deep Dive

How e-con Systems’ TintE ISP IP core increases the efficiency of embedded vision applications

Prabu Kumar
e-con Systems has developed TintE™, a ready to deploy ISP IP core engineered to enhance image quality in camera systems. Built to deliver high performance on leading FPGA platforms like Lattice, Xilinx, Intel and others, it accelerates real-time image processing with features like 4K at 60fps, advanced noise reduction, and...
Camera Applications

How NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin™ helps unlock the power of surround-view camera solutions

Prabu Kumar
Autonomous vehicles, such as warehouse robots, rely on precise maneuvering. NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin™-powered surround-view cameras provide a perfectly synchronized solution, allowing these robots to move freely within designated areas without requiring intensive manual intervention. The blog explains how these cameras enable precise maneuvering, reduce manual intervention, and enhance safety...
OthersRGB-IRTechnology Deep Dive

Seamless Day-Night Vision: The Power of RGB-IR Cameras without Mechanical Filters

Prabu Kumar
RGB-IR cameras help avoid the need for mechanical filters by using a CFA with dedicated pixels for both visible and IR light. This improves imaging quality across lighting conditions. Learn about how RGB-IR cameras work, their day-night performance comparison with traditional cameras, and more....
Sensor and ISPTechnology Deep Dive

Magnification vs Resolution: Exploring Their Conceptual Utilization in Embedded Vision

Prabu Kumar
It is crucial to understand magnification and resolution before choosing the best-fit camera for your application. These two represent different aspects of іmage qualіty and have different іmplіcatіons. Get to know about magnіfіcatіon and resolutіon in detail, as well as their sіgnіfіcance іn embedded vіsіon....
Camera InterfaceTechnology Deep Dive

Choosing the Perfect Camera Interface: GMSL or GigE?

Prabu Kumar
In high-performance imaging, choosing between GMSL and GigE interfaces is vital for optimizing performance and reliability. GMSL excels in high-speed, low-latency applications within short to medium distances, like drones and autonomous vehicles, while GigE offers cost-effective, longer-range solutions ideal for industrial automation and surveillance. Explore our range of GMSL and...
OthersTechnology Deep Dive

What Is Super Resolution?

Prabu Kumar
Super resolution is a set of techniques used to enhance the quality and detail of images beyond their original resolution. This blog explores the world of Super Resolution, a technology that takes blurry, low-resolution images and transforms them into crisp, high-resolution outputs. Read on to understand the technicalities behind creating...
OpticsTechnology Deep Dive

What is Depth of Field (DoF) and its relevance in embedded vision?

Prabu Kumar
Depth of Field (DoF) is crucial for embedded vision since it can improve the ability to process and analyze visual data. It is impacted by factors such as aperture size, focal length, and more. Get in-depth information about DoF, its influence on vision systems, major features, and more....
Camera InterfaceTechnology Deep Dive

Top Factors for Selecting the GMSL Camera Interface and Its Key Applications

Prabu Kumar
GMSL (Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link) camera interfaces are popular for high-speed data transmission, long-distance support, low latency, etc. For many embedded vision systems, this interface is the right choice. Discover the key considerations for selecting GMSL technology, its popular key applications, and more....
Camera InterfaceTechnology Deep Dive

USB 2.0 vs 3.0: Choosing the Right Standard for Your Application

Prabu Kumar
USBs continue to evolve, having been a popular camera interface since the 90s. Today, USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 are ruling the roost – offering speeds to power multimedia devices and support high-capacity storage. Understand their major differences and find out how to choose the right USB standard that meets...