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Systemchip til IP-kameraer med indbygget videoanalyse

Texas Instruments lancerer DMVA1, der er en systemchip til videosikkerheds kameraer med en vision co-processor til 'smart' billedanalyse (in english)

The availability of IP camera system-on-chips (SoCs) that enable full high definition (HD) resolutions now allow for the next major wave of innovation in the video surveillance market – the addition of intelligent video.

To date, the development of a video analytics system has been expensive, challenging and difficult to integrate, but those barriers are being dramatically reduced with the new industry-leading DMVA1 SoC from Texas Instruments (TI).

Specifically targeted at the video surveillance market, the DMVA1 provides entry level analytics by integrating TI’s first generation vision co-processor, which allows customers to easily deploy smart analytics functions such as people counting, trip zone, intelligent motion detection, camera tamper detection and streaming metadata.


Additionally, by coupling the vision co-processor with smart analytics all on a single chip, customers can reduce the cost of video analytics-enabled IP cameras by an order of magnitude (www.ti.com/dmva1-prhome-eu).

The DMVA1SoC is part of the next class of products in TI’s dedicated roadmap for IP camera applications, which will make video analytics a de facto feature in the market and provide more choices to security customers for their designs. In order to ease implementation and accelerate time-to-market, customers will be able to evaluate the DMVA1 video security camera SoC by ordering a complete IP camera reference design.

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