The Ingress Protection (IP) rating system is a recognised standard for determining the level of protection an electronic device has against external elements like liquids and solids. Specifically, the IP69K rating is one of the highest levels of protection within this system.

As the calendar turns to January 2024, the team at e-con Systems is brimming with anticipation for its participation in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024.

Soccer, passionately followed by fans of local amateur clubs and those of prominent leagues across Europe, holds a special place in the hearts of millions. It rings especially true for supporters of grassroots football, where local teams and community clubs further spread the sport’s widespread appeal. 

The demand for OEM cameras with high resolution capabilities is on the rise. As this expands, so do the possibilities of data analysis and measurement accuracy.

In this blog, you'll learn about the key role played by multi-camera synchronisation, how it works, and examples of autonomous vehicles using this path-breaking technology.

Ethernet cameras rely on precise timing and synchronization for accurate data transmission. The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) ensures sub-microsecond accuracy, synchronizing time clocks among IP-connected devices. 

Medical imaging has empowered healthcare professionals to visualise the internal structures of the human body and diagnose various conditions. 

In this blog, you’ll learn about the types of cameras heralding futuristic changes, their potential and applications in the vision systems space.

The advent of image-based flow cytometers has created the opportunity to build cutting-edge, highly productive platforms. They help combine the high throughput of traditional flow cytometry methods with the spatial resolution of optical microscopy.

Drones have gained immense popularity across various industries, ranging from agriculture and surveillance to delivery. A powerful and efficient processing solution is essential to meet the increasing demand for advanced drone capabilities. Explore the integration of e-con Systems' multi-camera solution with the Qualcomm RB5 kit, providing exceptional features such as multi-camera support, power efficiency, high computational performance, and the...

Multi-camera systems have changed sports broadcasting as they help capture various angles simultaneously, transition between camera feeds, provide replays, etc.

Multi-camera applications have become increasingly popular across various industries. From surveillance systems to autonomous vehicles and robotics, the demand for processors capable of handling multiple camera inputs has grown significantly.

Combining Artificial Intelligence (AI) with embedded cameras has paved the way for visual systems that can intelligently see and interact with their surroundings.

PoE cameras combine power source and data connection capabilities through a single Ethernet cable. They can be integrated into intelligent embedded vision systems across different environments.

Robotic navigation has progressed big-time with the evolution of sensors based on LiDAR and radar technologies. However, these sensors are not exhaustive in their data capture. An Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) becomes crucial to bridge this data gap.

e-con Systems, with over two decades of experience in designing, developing, and manufacturing OEM cameras, has recently launched STURDeCAM31 – a 3MP GMSL2 HDR IP69K camera powered by Sony ISX031 sensor for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin.

Spectral sensitivity plays a major role in the world of embedded vision applications. It dictates how a sensor responds to varying wavelengths of light, which, in turn, influences the accuracy and efficacy of image capture.

Ethernet cameras use standardised communication protocols to transmit image data across networks. This ensures imaging fidelity, efficient data transfer, and more interoperability. See how Ethernet cameras actually work, know their top features, dig into their use cases, and more.

Photomicrography is vital in medical and life sciences, enabling scientists and researchers to capture and analyse microscopic images with exceptional clarity and detail.

Synchronised multi-camera systems have helped many applications skyrocket their innovation levels - from sports broadcasting to autonomous vehicles. They help capture immersive visuals, enhance situational awareness, enable data analysis, etc. Discover how multi-camera synchronisation works, its use cases and benefits.