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Video Stream Aggregation
Do not limit the number of sensors in your system by the number of video interfaces your application processor has. Aggregate several video feeds in one (or more) video upstreams. Images can be stitched together or piped through virtual channels. you decide how the data is formatted.
- Configurable N video input interfaces
- Configurable video output interface
- User-defined aggregation policy
- VCÂ – Virtual Channels
- Stitching – Ultra Wide Image
- Interlaced Video
Video Interface Bridge
Migration to new image sensors in a system is a complex and risky task, new and old interfaces could cause compatibility problems not seen at the early stages of the development. Avoid unnecessary hardware redesigns and reduce software development cycles with a hardware-based video interface bridge.
- CSI-2Â – MIPI Camera Serial Interface 2
- LVDSÂ – Serial low-voltage differential signaling
- CPI – Camera Parallel Interface
- Your custom Interface!
Video Stream Mirroring
Expand the capabilities of your system with duplicate video feeds for multi-camera system emulation or video stream monitoring.
Split incoming virtual channels into separate video streams to monitor and validate sensor configurations.
- Configurable video input interface
- Configurable N video output interfaces
- User-defined splitting policy
- VCÂ – Virtual Channels
- Stitching – Ultra Wide Image
- Interlaced Video
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Citrobits provides complete hardware/software solutions for embedded systems. Our expertise in reconfigurable hardware (FPGA) and embedded Linux allows us to offer the best solutions of the market.
Working close to the hardware opens the door to low-level optimizations that extract all the performance of the device.
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Citrobits provides complete hardware/software solutions for embedded systems. Our expertise in reconfigurable hardware (FPGA) and embedded Linux allows us to offer the best solutions of the market.
Working close to the hardware opens the door to low-level optimizations that extract all the performance of the device.
