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How e-con Systems’ IMX415-based camera supports DOL HDR with NVIDIA Argus ISP

Prabu Kumar
Digital Overlap HDR (DOL HDR) is a technique used in Sony sensors like the IMX415 to capture multiple exposures (short, medium, long) almost simultaneously, reducing motion artifacts while retaining details in both bright and dark regions. e-con Systems’ e-CAM80_CUNX leverages this feature with NVIDIA Argus ISP to deliver high-quality HDR...
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Choosing the Right Interface for Mobility: USB, GMSL, GigE, or FPD-Link?

Prabu Kumar
Choosing the right camera interface can make or break mobility vision systems, from forklifts and AMRs to autonomous tractors. Interfaces like USB, GigE, GMSL, and FPD-Link III each bring their own strengths and trade-offs that directly impact bandwidth, latency, cabling, and more. Find out how each interface functions in mobility...
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What is ONVIF? How Are Cameras with ONVIF Support Powering Embedded Vision Systems?

Prabu Kumar
ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is an open standard that enables standardized communication between IP cameras, NVRs, and VMS, ensuring seamless, vendor-independent interoperability for embedded vision systems. It streamlines development, minimizes integration challenges, and future-proofs camera deployments....
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What is AE ROI? How to Implement Auto Exposure Region of Interest in NVIDIA Argus Cameras

Prabu Kumar
Auto Exposure Region of Interest (AE ROI) allows developers to control camera exposure in specific areas of a frame, ensuring optimal image quality in the most important parts of a scene. In NVIDIA’s Argus framework, AE ROI can be configured via static GStreamer commands or dynamically through the Argus GUI—powered...
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e-con Systems Camera Module now supported on Qualcomm Dragonwing RB3G2

Prabu Kumar
The Qualcomm® Dragonwing RB3 Gen 2 platform has officially added support for multiple high-performance camera modules from e-con Systems, following rigorous image quality testing and tuning. These modules address demanding vision workloads in robotics, smart traffic, industrial systems, and more. In this blog, discover how e-con Systems' camera solutions integrate...
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How e-con Systems’ Compact Holoscan Camera Solutions with Proprietary TintE ISP Can Power AI Imaging on NVIDIA Jetson Platforms

Prabu Kumar
Discover small form factor Holoscan camera solutions with RJ45 connector for Embedded vision systems— offering low power, passive cooling HSB hardware with inbuilt ISP to reduce the CPU load. This blog explores how these solutions enhance NVIDIA HSB solutions for AI-driven embedded applications....
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New AE & AWB Light Metering Features in ISX031-Based Camera: Enhancing Automotive Vision Precision

Prabu Kumar
Automatic adaptation to dynamic lighting conditions is crucial for embedded vision systems. In this blog, we’ll explore the light metering features of the ISX031-based cameras, which automatically adapt to changing lighting conditions, along with a practical demonstration....
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What Is IEEE 2020 – 2024 Standard & How to Evaluate Automotive Camera Image Quality Using It?

Prabu Kumar
Recently, the IEEE 2020–2024 standard was developed for evaluating the image quality of automotive systems. It used parameters for ensuring quality in unpredictable real-world conditions. Learn about this new standard and the seven KPIs for automotive camera evaluation....
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Enabling Next-Gen Vision: e-con Systems explores USB 3.2 Gen2, Infineon EZ-USB™ FX10, and High-Bandwidth Camera Applications

Prabu Kumar
Infineon’s EZ-USB™ FX10 is a next-gen USB 3.2 Gen2 peripheral controller that enhances imaging speed and reliability. It is an ideal choice for USB cameras, industrial automation systems, and more. Learn more about this controller, USB technology, and why USB 3.2 Gen2 is highly popular....