GPU image and video processing SDK
PARTNER PRODUCT - xiLab category
XIMEA partner, Fastvideo, has developed a real-time imaging solution that works with camera models offering a range of resolution from VGA up to 65 Mpix, included in the following camera families: xiQ, xiC, xiX and xiB line
Software is based on GPU Image & Video Processing SDK.
At peak performance it is able to reach 8 GPix/s on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 or Quadro RTX A6000 Ada GPUs.
RAW data from a camera undergoes image acquisition, data unpacking, dark frame subtraction, shading correction, bad pixel removal, white balance, high quality demosaicing, base color correction, LUT, gamma, JPEG compression, writing of compressed stream to SSD.
Optionally one can add denoise, crop, resize, rotate, sharp,remap, undistortion, DCP profile support, 3D LUT, h.264/h.265/av1 video encoding features. CUDA Streams option is also available for better performance for multicamera systems.
Fastvideo Image & Video Processing SDK for NVIDIA GPU is available for Windows 10 and Linux for NVIDIA GPUs with Pascal, Volta, Turing and Ada architectures.
Fastvideo SDK is also available for all NVIDIA Jetson modules: Nano, TX2, NX, AGX Xavier, Orin.
Demo version of Fastvideo SDK for Windows / Linux / ARM is available upon request.
Source codes for sample application for XIMEA cameras on GPU could be downloaded from git:
https://github.com/fastvideo/gpu-camera-sample
That application can work with XIMEA cameras or with raw images from SSD at PGM format.
Ready application with much more options to work with XIMEA camera is called FastVCR.
It is available from the link below for Windows/Linux/ARM:
https://www.fastcompression.com/products/fastvcr-ximea-software.htm
Note: There is an option to utilize RAW bayer compression to achieve even higher performance, which is important for multiple camera applications.
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