Vinoth Rajagopalan, Author at e-con Systems

Enabling dual camera streaming for 13MP cameras on NXP i.MX8M Plus

Vinoth RajagopalanNovember 14, 20230

Many compact embedded vision systems using the NXP i.MX8M Plus processor need to use a multi-camera setup. However, the processor doesn’t support simultaneous streaming of high-bandwidth data. Jump right into the article to learn an out-of-the-box technique e-con Systems’ engineering team came up with to solve this challenge.

How to use e-con Systems’ USB cameras in LabVIEW and the NI MAX app

Vinoth RajagopalanJanuary 25, 20230

National Instruments’ LabVIEW has all the features to build an automated test system with ease and speed. It’s why e-con Systems’ UVC-compliant USB cameras can be quickly integrated with NI’s LabVIEW and NI’s Max app. Please read our latest blog post to know all the steps involved in the process.

Understanding Bayer Pattern and the significance of an ISP in image processing

Vinoth RajagopalanNovember 8, 20220

Debayering is one of the most basic image processing techniques. Learn everything you need to know about the process. Also learn the image processing tasks carried out by an image signal processor in order to achieve the best possible output in an embedded camera.

How to deploy the DepthVista (TOF Camera) SDK for Isaac SDK 2021.1 on a Jetson board

Vinoth RajagopalanOctober 17, 20230

The Isaac SDK has played a key role in improving time to market by helping product developers reduce the time of prototyping and productization. In this article, learn how to deploy the DepthVista (a 3D time of flight camera from e-con Systems) SDK for Isaac SDK 2021.1 on a Jetson

Understanding how Exposure Compensation works in camera-based systems

Vinoth RajagopalanAugust 1, 20220

Setting the right exposure is key to delivering high-quality images in embedded cameras. Exposure compensation is a technique used to limit the exposure of a camera to achieve the desired frame rate. Learn all about the concept of exposure compensation, its benefits, limitations, and use cases.

Everything you need to know about IR bandpass filters and lenses

Vinoth RajagopalanJune 10, 20220

Certain embedded vision applications require the camera to capture only the infrared data in the scene. This is where IR bandpass filters and lenses come to your rescue. Read everything you need to know about IR filters and how they work.

What is the NVIDIA® Isaac ROS? How to get started with it?

Vinoth RajagopalanJune 1, 20220

NVIDIA Isaac ROS is one of the most commonly used operating systems in the robotics world. Learn what NVIDIA Isaac ROS is, its functions, and how to get started with your development journey using it.

How to run an object detection model on Qualcomm QCS610

Vinoth RajagopalanJuly 6, 20220

Qualcomm QCS610 is one of the most popular SoCs used for developing AI-based embedded vision applications. Learn how to use e-con Systems’ QCS610-based smart AI vision kit to develop an end-to-end object detection application.

Advantages of having RGB and depth data in a single time of flight camera

Vinoth RajagopalanOctober 17, 20230

Recognizing the object to which the depth is measured in an embedded vision system requires the camera to deliver both the depth data and RGB data. Learn the advantages of obtaining both types of data in a single frame.

What is Global Reset Release? How does it work in e-con cameras?

Vinoth RajagopalanJanuary 5, 20230

Global Reset Release (GRR) mode helps to simulate a global shutter sensor in a rolling shutter camera to overcome rolling shutter artifacts. Learn what GRR is, and how it is enabled in e-con Systems’ cameras.