Pleora Technologies has introduced an external frame grabber that converts Sony FCB-EV7520A block cameras into GigE Vision 2.0 cameras
Pleora (1F31) will show its external frame grabbers and embedded video interface products. Pleora frame grabbers are ideal for systems where control and analysis is handled by computing platforms in which traditional PCI frame grabbers are impractical. The company’s embedded video interface products are compact boards that support GigE Vision and USB3 Vision connectivity. Also on display will be Pleora’s EBus SDK, a toolkit that allows developers to produce video applications in short timeframes.
Pleora will be showcasing its portfolio of video interfaces at booth 5533, including its new GigE Vision over NBASE-T embedded video interface platform
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Pleora Technologies will be showcasing how its Nbase-T embedded video interface brings new bandwidth advantages to imaging system design
Pleora Technologies will be demonstrating its video networking expertise for situational awareness applications
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Pleora Technologies has introduced a platform of NBASE-T products, transmitting uncompressed high-bandwidth GigE Vision-compliant images at speeds up to 5Gb/s over low-cost Cat 5e cabling
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