Stop wasting CPU on image capture!
using zero-copy gige ON linux
From engineers for engineers
We believe Linux and GigE cameras offer significant value to automation systems but suffer from poor driver performance and limited user adoption.
Zero-Copy GigE driver for Linux
Why GigE?
Ethernet components are widely available
Install cameras 100 meters away
Many GigE vendors to choose from
Why Linux?
Use an ARM processor
Customize deployment
Free to download
Why Zero Copy?
Use GigE in embedded system
Increase processing rate
Add more cameras per system
What is included
Vendor agnostic GigE Vision driver and transport layer
The driver supports standard GenICam control, single channel streaming, and event channel functionality for GigE Vision 1.2 compliant devices accessed through a GenTL 1.5 compliant transport layer
GenICam reference implementation
The GenICam standard provides a common method for describing what features the camera is capable of and how to control them from a host application. The standard has been widely adopted by GigE Vision cameras. The GenApi reference implementation is developed and maintained by the EMVA.
Simple C++ framework
Simplifies integration with GenApi (the GenICam reference implementation). Supports device enumeration, instantiation and image buffer management. Source provided under BSD license. This framework will support 3rd party transport layers