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exas Instruments delivers ObjectVideo analytics-enabled IP network camera reference design for advanced surveillance networks
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2008-09-16
New IP security camera reference design provides HD quality image and industry-leading analytics, adding to TI's robust portfolio of video surveillance solutions
ATLANTA, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- The video surveillance industry is currently challenged with a growing need to assist security camera system designers in improving image quality and adding intelligence while keeping overall system costs down. To address this issue, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) and ObjectVideo(R), the leader in intelligent video, today announced that they are bringing to market an optimized IP network video camera reference design with high definition (HD) image quality and ObjectVideo's award-winning intelligent analytics technology.
The DM355 Intelligent IP network camera reference design is the result of close collaboration between TI, ObjectVideo, Zero One Technology (ZOT), Aptina Imaging (a division of Micron) and Appro Photoelectron, Inc., and it provides a comprehensive, cost-effective solution integrating advanced analytic solutions for video surveillance customers. The reference design is based on the DM355IPNC-MT5IP Security Camera reference design that TI and Aptina Imaging introduced in March.
The new DM355 Intelligent IP network camera reference design builds on the existing solution, which includes TI's DaVinci(TM) TMS320DM355 digital media processor and Aptina's 5-megapixel HD security image sensor, with the addition of a video content analytics (VCA) daughter board

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