Video / Imaging DesignWire
Blog Description
September 3, 2010
Per-pixel processing provides the capability to make intelligent localized decisions in the detection and processing of complex images and motion in video images.
National Semiconductor recently introduced its Channel Link III serializer and deserializer (SerDes) family featuring the industry’s first integrated zero-latency, bidirectional control channel.
The new system-on-a-chip (SOC) sensor combines 720p high-definition (HD) video with what the company says is unparalleled low-light sensitivity and color high dynamic range (HDR) in a 1/2.7 inch optical format.
The industry’s first compact vision system based on the Intel Core2 Duo P8400 processor.
National Semiconductor introduces the broadcast industry’s first configurable I/O chip for serial digital interface (SDI) broadcast video equipment.
Some Web sites have optimized settings for TV viewing, but most do not. Kylo addresses these problems.
The TrueSense Color Filter Pattern is an advanced technology that increases a color sensor’s sensitivity to light.
Ideum announced “major improvements” to its commercially available MT-50 multitouch table, and released two new videos illustrating these improvements.
Endicott Research Group introduced a new range of plug-and-play LED driver solutions with enhanced performance features for high-power, high-brightness mid-size LED-backlit displays.
The new reference designs, enabling the rapid deployment of Internet-connected HDTVs for Zoran’s OEM and ODM customers, provide integrated software that includes both Zoran’s TV Applications and VUDU Apps.
CEVA-MM3000 supports both video and image pre/post processing algorithms such as scaling, stabilizer, and noise reduction in addition to many proprietary add-on applications, for example, augmented reality, gesture recognition and face detection.
TI announces the thinnest, smallest optical engine yet for pico video projection.
Because BSI technology uses a technique that inverts the sensor to collect light from the backside, it offers the most direct path for light to strike the pixel.
OmniVision’s second-generation backside illumination image sensors have achieved a 1.1-micron pixel size, enabling smaller sensors with better sensitivity.
TI’s 1 GHz DM6467T is a single-chip processor that enables networked digital video applications to decode high-definition (HD) H.264 1080p at 60 frames per second.
