Entropix, a provider of AI-powered computational imaging software and Boulder AI, a manufacturer of intelligent camera solutions, have teamed up to produce and distribute what it claims is “the world’s most powerful computer vision data collection system.”
The camera will utilize NVIDIA’s latest generation Tegra and Xavier processing architectures and will be built upon the DNNCam platform, fully integrated with the Entropix Resolution Engine and Enterprise Computer Vision Management System (ECVMS).
Both Entropix and Boulder AI are members of NVIDIA’s Inception program, and both are considered to be at the cutting edge of hardware and software solutions in the computer vision ecosystem, according to the company.
Entropix says the camera will feature:
• Tegra-based DNNCAM platform with 1.5 Teraflops of neural network horsepower
• Dual 12MP (color and true monochrome) Sony sensors — capable of effective computer vision resolution greater than 100MP for visual data applications
• Fully integrated with NVIDIA Deepstream and most open source video analytics
• Extreme edge bandwidth and storage reductions
• Enterprise/Edge/Hive ready
• Hardened for industrial use
• Multiple network and power options
• Built for every smart city computer vision application
The combination of Boulder AI’s NVIDIA-based computer vision camera hardware capabilities and Entropix resolution engine and computer vision management software will enable a new and much more powerful generation of video analytics solutions for smart cities,” says Nathan Wheeler, CEO and a co-founder of Entropix. “As more video analytics are deployed for more enterprise scale, mission critical visual data operations, a seamless and extraordinarily powerful hardware-enabled software platform is needed to power them for any environment. We believe that teaming up with Boulder AI will deliver exactly that.”
