A new embedded video solution stack targets medical, industrial and robotic vision systems with high-bandwidth interfaces, ...
Established in 2021, Vsense is a Taiwan-based fintech leader and a trusted partner for Exchanges, accredited by CME, CBOE, JPX, HKEX, TWSE, TAIFEX, and SGX. By delivering state-of-the art hardware and ...
Microchip Technology (Nasdaq: MCHP) has expanded its PolarFire® FPGA smart embedded video ecosystem to support developers who need reliable, low-power, high-bandwidth video connectivity. The embedded ...
Microchip has expanded its PolarFire field programmable gate array (FPGA) embedded video ecosystem with new stacks that include hardware evaluation kits, development tools, intellectual property (IP) ...
FPGA-based frame grabbers are redefining multi-camera vision by enabling synchronised aggregation of up to eight GMSL streams ...
Microchip Technology has expanded its PolarFire FPGA smart embedded video ecosystem to support developers who need video ...
Microchip Technology has expanded its PolarFire FPGA embedded video ecosystem to enable low-power, high-bandwidth video ...
HFM FPGA Module Standard arrives with solderable and connector variants, aiming to cut board redesign time and vendor lock-in ...
IPC Systems ("IPC"), a global provider of secure, compliant communications and multi-cloud connectivity solutions, has entered an exclusive partnership with Vsense FinTech, Inc., a Taiwan-based ...
Being able to communicate between a host computer and a project is often a key requirement, and for FPGA projects that is easily done by adding a submodule like a UART. A Universal Asynchronous ...
Hackaday brought you a first look the Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 when it announced. Arduino sent over one of the first boards so now we finally have our hands on one! It’s early and the documentation is ...
The Standardisation Group for Embedded Technologies (SGET) heralds a paradigm shift in embedded design: With the publication ...
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