Apollo Imaging Technologies Unveils AIT100 Intelligent Image Processing System
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[October 10, 2008]

Apollo Imaging Technologies Unveils AIT100 Intelligent Image Processing System

(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
Apollo Imaging Technologies announced that it is releasing the AIT100
Intelligent Image Processing system.

According to the company, the AIT100 is based on the Texas Instruments
TMS320DM642 720mHz DSP with a full complement of resources -- 256M
SDRAM, 32M flash, 10/100 Ethernet, RS232/485, analog video out, audio
in/out, and general purpose I/O and IEEE 802.3af compliant Power over
Ethernet. Image acquisition is either built-in megapixel sensors or
external NTSC/PAL video.

"Video Analytics on the Edge (in the camera) offers a variety of
advantages: full frame rate raw video is available to the image
processing algorithm; information sparse video need not tie up the
network bandwidth -- only video of interest need be transmitted.
Additionally, system expansion and management is much simplified --
each camera comes with its own resources. Not only is the camera


smaller, less complex and much more power-efficient than a conventional
PC-based system, the VAE system enables high response rate/low latency
solutions simply not possible in a networked environment," said Richard
P. McClellan, CEO of Apollo Imaging Technologies.

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