IP Camera - Mobilygen - Facility Management Product Release

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The HD IP camera reference design from Mobilygen permits ODMs and OEMs to build highly integrated IP cameras that capture, store and stream high resolution video over IP networks. The reference design is an IP camera with high-definition analytics that enables image processing -- such as the tracking of people and objects, as well as the event-triggered capture of high-resolution still images.

Features include digital image stabilization, analytics, motion detection, object tracking, scene change detection, still image capture, privacy region protection, and digital time stamps. An embedded ARM9 CPU runs Linux and is fully available for customers’ applications. Network connectivity is provided via integrated Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed USB 2.0. AES encryption and digital signature hardware provide secure networking and storage.

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posted: 6/24/2008