Reuven Weintraub, founder and CTO of Gidel, presented Gidel’s solutions to perform high-bandwidth imaging on the edge using Gidel’s frame grabber technology, FantoVision edge computers and Quality+ lossless image compression.
Reuven Weintraub, founder and CTO of Gidel, presented Gidel’s solutions to perform high-bandwidth imaging on the edge using Gidel’s frame grabber technology, FantoVision edge computers and Quality+ lossless image compression.
Gidel announces an upgrade to their CamSim camera simulator with CoaXPress interface from CXP-6 to CXP-12. With this changes, developers can design and test systems with higher image acquisition bandwidth. CamSim is a flexible high-performance camera simulator that generates CoaXPress and Camera Link video stream and test patterns for testing frame grabbers or vision/imaging systems. […]
As today’s cameras deliver higher resolutions and frame rates and new systems architectures such as vision on the edge have bandwidth limitations, compression becomes a key challenge for advanced image processing applications. But how can the data throughput be reduced without jeopardizing the image and inspection quality?
Gidel’s low-latency, full duplex direct FPGA connectivity technology enables clients to create Reconfigurable Interconnect Frameworks for HPC clusters. This cutting-edge technology from Gidel has no CPU overhead and provides flexibility to achieve diverse optimum system topologies, including 3D and 12D-Torus, and 6D and 24D-Hypercube, which are vital to building the HPC infrastructure required to process large compute-intensive workloads.
