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AR0330 sensor based Ultra Low light USB 3.0 Camera launched

AnithaJuly 19, 20240

e-con Systems launched the See3CAM_CU30, a low-light USB 3.0 camera board based on the 1/3-inch AR0330 - a 3.4 megapixel image sensor from onsemi. Discover how you can use this high-quality OEM camera to capture images even at 0.1 lux to power your low-light surveillance applications.

See3CAM_CU130 MJPEG Image quality improvement

Prabu KumarJuly 27, 20222

During a client interaction, e-con Systems found out that the quality of See3CAM_CU130’s MJPEG mode had some jagged edge issues. Learn the details on how we checked our ISP to unearth the scope for increasing the MJPEG quality in See3CAM_CU130.

OV4682 Multispectral camera module launched

AnithaNovember 5, 20240

e-con Systems’ e-CAM40_CUMI4682_MOD, a 4MP RGB IR MIPI camera module, is based on OmniVision’s OV4682 camera sensor. See why this OV4682 multispectral camera module can help you say goodbye to using two-camera setups to capture visible and infrared images.

Accessing See3CAM Custom Format with OpenCV

Sathya KumarJuly 25, 202321

OpenCV makes use of DirectShow (for Windows) and V4L2 (for Linux) frameworks to access the camera frames. Discover how e-con Systems has simplified the lives of algorithm developers by providing all necessary patches to OpenCV layer for accessing custom formats provided by our USB cameras.

Working with See3CAM – USB3 Cameras and OpenCV

Sathya KumarJuly 27, 202218

OpenCV is an open source BSD licensed image processing bundle that contains functions for basic image decoding, enhancement, color space conversion, object detection/tracking, etc. See all the tools and software you must install to access frames from e-con’s See3CAM cameras through OpenCV.

See3CAMs on NVIDIA Jetson TK1 development kit

Dilip KumarJanuary 23, 20232

The NVIDIA Jetson TK1 Development kit is the world’s first mobile supercomputer for embedded systems – empowering embedded systems to harness the power of GPU-accelerated computing. And we tested our See3CAM USB 3.0 cameras on it! What are the results? Let’s find out.

Multiple See3CAMs connected to USB 3.0 Host via USB 3 Hub, Streaming 720p@30fps

AnithaApril 12, 20220

We are frequently asked by our customers for how many Cameras that can be connected to USB 3.0 Host. Theoretical bandwidth for USB 3.0 is 4.8 Gbps while practical bandwidth from on board USB 3.0 host controller is 1.5 to 1.9 Gbps. This enable multiple cameras to transfer upto 1.9...

See3CAM_80 working on NVIDIA Jetson TK1

Dilip KumarApril 2, 20220

e-con Systems™ camera team demonstrated the UVC-compliant See3CAM family of USB 3.0 cameras working with the ODROID-XU board. Check the article here, See3CAMs on ARM over USB3.0. Now, See3CAM_80, a 8MP USB 3.0 camera is tested to work with NVIDIA Jetson TK1 another ARM based development platform. Watch video for...

e-con Systems™ exhibits USB 3.0 Camera expertise and their latest Systems on modules at EE Live! 2014 in San Jose

AnithaJuly 27, 20220

e-con Systems participated in Embedded Systems Conference (EE Live!) 2014, held in San Jose between March 31-April 3. See what we showcased, including our recently-launched eSOM3730 – Computer on Module, the PCB inspection demo with the See3CAM_30Z10x, and more.

USB 3.0 camera with interchangeable lenses from e-con Systems™

AnithaJuly 25, 20230

e-con Systems launched the See3CAMCU50, a CMOS USB camera based on the OV5640 sensor from Omnivision. One of its unique features is the complete flexibility to choose a lens depending on the expected viewing angle. Find out why this can be a big deal for your application.