Summary:

e-con Systems, NVIDIA's preferred camera partner, presents advanced frame synchronization techniques & usage in multi-camera image capture for NVIDIA Jetson TX2/TX1 in a live webinar hosted by NVIDIA

NVIDIA Jetson is the fastest computing platform for AI at the edge. With powerful imaging capabilities, it can capture upto 6 cameras simultaneously and offers real-time processing of Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA).

In Focus: Build Advanced Multi-Camera Products with NVIDIA Jetson

Date:  Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Time:  11:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time

Duration:  1 hour

Register for webinar

By attending this webinar, you'll learn about:

  • Official announcement e-con Systems as NVIDIA's preferred camera solutions partner
  • How multiple cameras can be synchronized for different use cases
  • How e-con Systems can help build your complex imaging products
  • e-con Systems' six synchronized camera solution on a single Jetson
  • Different off-the-shelf camera modules built by e-con Systems designed for Jetson that are available for your next project

Speakers:
 

James Jeun

Senior Product Manager

NVIDIA

On the product management team for Jetson Intelligent Machines focusing on camera solutions. He has been in product management roles over the last 6 years for imaging products and heterogenous system on chips.
 

MKS (Subramanian M K)

Camera ISP Manager

e-con Systems

MKS and his team design & develop, SW for image sensors including tuning the image sensor & ISP, to deliver highest performance aligned to customer requirements. The camera ISP team has extensive knowledge of delivering multitude of products across multiple generation of Nvidia's Tegra processors including the latest Jetson TX1 and TX2.
 

Dilip Kumar

Camera Specialist

e-con Systems

Dilip specializes in camera sensor hardware bring up, ISP integration and image quality tuning. He has hands-on experience with various imaging sensors and ISP modules including NVIDIA's Jetson TK1, TX1 and TX2. Dilip is an expert on Linux device drivers and application development, especially, for video input and output.