Recent Posts - e-con Systems

What is the Role of Cameras in Anterior-Segment Ophthalmic Imaging?

Balaji SJuly 30, 20250

Modern diagnostic devices for anterior segment imaging rely on high-performance cameras to capture detailed views of the cornea, iris, and lens. From slit lamps to AS-OCT systems, the right imaging setup helps eye care professionals diagnose conditions early and track treatment progress. In this blog, you’ll find out how each

How e-con Systems’ Compact Holoscan Camera Solutions with Proprietary TintE ISP Can Power AI Imaging on NVIDIA Jetson Platforms

Prabu KumarJuly 30, 20250

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.

How Vision-Guided Smart Sprayers Maximize Output in Precision Agriculture

Ram PrasadJuly 30, 20250

Vision-guided smart sprayers are transforming how agriculture handles chemical deployment. These systems identify where treatment is needed using embedded cameras. The result? Lower chemical use, better crop outcomes, and higher return on every acre. Explore the challenges of traditional sprayers, how vision systems work in the field, and which camera

New AE & AWB Light Metering Features in ISX031-Based Camera: Enhancing Automotive Vision Precision

Prabu KumarJuly 25, 20250

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.

What Is IEEE 2020 – 2024 Standard & How to Evaluate Automotive Camera Image Quality Using It?

Prabu KumarJuly 21, 20250

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.

How Cameras Are Enabling Monitoring Systems to Redefine Bus Occupant Safety

Ram PrasadJuly 17, 20250

High-performance camera-based systems are setting new standards for occupant protection in public and school buses. However, selecting the right camera can be a moment of truth. Get expert insights on how cameras work in these systems, what they can exactly do, and why some features are critical.

Enabling Next-Gen Vision: e-con Systems explores USB 3.2 Gen2, Infineon EZ-USB™ FX10, and High-Bandwidth Camera Applications

Prabu KumarJuly 16, 20250

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.

What Challenges Can Our 4K HDR GigE Camera Solve for Your Industrial Surveillance Systems?

Ram PrasadJuly 9, 20250

In many settings, GigE cameras help track human activity and detect intrusions. So, these cameras must be able to handle different environments. Explore why e-con Systems’ RouteCAM_CU86 is perfect for industrial surveillance systems.

What Makes Our New 4K HDR GigE Camera the Perfect Choice for Smart Traffic and Intersection Monitoring

Dilip KumarJuly 17, 20250

Vision-based cameras enable real-time traffic detection from all directions at junctions. This helps regulate flow by automating traffic signal timings. Find out how e-con Systems’ RouteCAM_CU86, a 4K HDR GigE camera, powers traffic and intersection monitoring.

How Our Latest 4K HDR GigE Camera Is Powering Vision Applications Across Industries

Suresh MadhuJuly 9, 20250

GigE cameras help speed up deployment and reduce development overhead. They deliver up to 1 Gbps bandwidth with PoE, combining power and data in a single cable. Discover e-con Systems’ latest RouteCAM_CU86, a GigE camera powered by the Sony IMX678 sensor.