A wide range of ruggedized commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) image and graphics processor cards that combine high-performance and advanced cooling technologies to meet ground vehicle image processing requirements.
Get Faster Access to Crisper Images
- Use field programmable gate array (FPGA) cards to bring unmatched speed, power, and versatility to image acquisition and processing applications
- Use NVIDIA Pascal and Maxwell-based general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs) to bring TFLOPs of processing power to image processing applications
- Use cutting-edge display processor cards to improve display resolution and show more data, clearly, on a single screen
Accelerate Any Visual Application
Upgrade to image and display technologies that give warfighters in ground vehicles the clear, near real-time visibility needed for mission success
- Deploy target tracking, object recognition, and vehicle guidance systems that rely on high-definition, vehicle-mounted cameras
- Reduce latency to enable the full-motion video warfighters need to ensure accurate situational awareness at all times
- Support high-speed, parallel interfaces such as Camera Link
Minimize Power, Maximize Cooling
Overcome the challenges of deploying power-hungry video solutions in cramped and hot ground vehicles
- Choose solutions with power requirements ranging from 1,000W to 3,000W
- Rely on robust and proven cooling technologies, including innovative air-flow-through cooling that has a cooling capacity of up to 200W per slot
- Eliminate the need for additional cooling infrastructure
Get More Sophisticated Processing in a Smaller Space
Rely on high-performance, field-proven image and display processing technologies from the trusted, proven leader in defense and aerospace to meet the toughest requirements
- Choose ruggedized COTS processor cards in XMC, 3U, and 6U form factors to minimize space requirements
- Drive up to four high-definition video displays with a single processor card
- Combine multiple processing cards in a single system to manipulate huge data streams from gigapixel cameras