Gidel 2024 Milestones: FPGA Imaging, Edge Computing & Global Growth

Gidel 2024 Milestones: Advancing FPGA Imaging and Edge Computing

Gidel 2024 Milestones reflect a year of progress in FPGA-based imaging, modular hardware, rugged edge computing, global expansion, and long-term product support.

During 2024, Gidel expanded the flexibility of its FPGA platforms, strengthened its edge-computing capabilities, and continued supporting high-performance imaging systems across industrial, defense, and other demanding applications.

1. Expanding Modular FPGA Imaging Platforms

Gidel continued advancing its modular FPGA architecture, giving system developers greater flexibility to configure acquisition, processing, memory, and interface capabilities for specific imaging requirements.

This modular approach supports applications that require deterministic image acquisition, real-time FPGA processing, high data throughput, and long-term hardware availability.

Gidel’s modular hardware portfolio includes PCIe Frame Grabbers for high-bandwidth image acquisition and FPGA processing, as well as Mini FPGA Modules for custom embedded, OEM, and high-performance imaging systems.

2. Rugged Edge Computing for Real-Time Imaging

In 2024, Gidel expanded its FantoVision Edge AI Systems with increased ruggedization and support for extended industrial operating conditions.

These developments strengthened Gidel’s ability to support compact imaging and vision systems deployed in demanding environments where size, weight, power, reliability, and real-time processing are important.

FantoVision combines FPGA-based image acquisition and processing with embedded NVIDIA Jetson computing. This architecture allows imaging workloads to be handled close to the sensor before data moves deeper into the system for AI and application processing.

3. Strengthening Gidel’s Global Presence

Gidel continued expanding its international presence across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

During 2024, Gidel participated in major imaging, embedded technology, industrial, and defense events, including:

• Embedded World 2024, Nuremberg
• VISION 2024, Stuttgart
• Vision China Shanghai 2024
• Military & Aviation 2024, Tel Aviv
• Industry 4.0 Delegation organized by the Israeli Ministry of Economy and Industry in Italy and Germany

These activities helped Gidel engage with system developers, camera manufacturers, integrators, and technology partners across global machine vision and high-performance imaging markets.

4. Long-Life Production and Lifecycle Support

Long-term availability remained an important part of Gidel’s technology strategy in 2024.

Gidel continued providing long-life production and more than 20 years of lifecycle support for FPGA-based imaging platforms.

This commitment is particularly important for industrial, defense, scientific, and mission-critical systems that require stable hardware platforms, predictable maintenance, and long product lifecycles.

Gidel 2024 Milestones Built the Foundation for 2025

Gidel 2024 Milestones established a strong foundation for continued development in FPGA imaging, Edge AI, real-time image processing, and high-bandwidth acquisition.

The modular FPGA architecture, rugged edge-computing developments, global expansion, and long-life production strategy carried directly into the next generation of Gidel imaging and vision systems.

Explore Gidel Image Acquisition Platforms and FPGA Processing IPs

Image Acquisition Platforms

• PCIe Frame Grabbers
• FantoVision Edge AI Systems
• Mini FPGA Modules

FPGA Processing IPs

• Quality+ Compression
• Real-Time HDR IP