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Category Archives: Knowledge Base
How a Smart City can Manage In-bus Congestion with a 4K Video
Traffic congestion increases the time required to commute. We all know this too well here in the bay area, like any urban citizens across the world. It inflicts increased operational costs on the urban transport system. Many forecasts suggest that this will only get worse in the years to come.
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Why 4K Input is Crucial in Video Conferencing and Collaboration
High-resolution 4K input has become a preferred choice for developers in key areas like smart city, smart office, smart surveillance and digital health. Due to advancements in hardware technologies and drop is costs of high bandwidth connectivity, we are moving towards an era where a 4K video is becoming accessible to general public. Continue reading Why 4K Input is Crucial in Video Conferencing and Collaboration
Digital Signage with Audience Analytics: Next Big thing in Smart Cities
Digital signage can be defined as a screen of any size that can display any kind of content. The content can be in a video, image, or a textual format. Be it public offices, metro stations, libraries, hospitals, or shopping malls, digital signage helps in extending user-friendly experiences. Continue reading Digital Signage with Audience Analytics: Next Big thing in Smart Cities
How Smart Lighting with a 4K Camera helps Smart City Surveillance
For decades, a street light was simply a source of lighting for our dark streets and nothing else. But now digital disruption demands more than just the set of poles illuminating urban spaces. Emerging trend due to the smart city revolution has transformed street lights into smart lights. Smart lighting networks can be applied to any public or private places like homes, office spaces, streets or decorative settings. Continue reading How Smart Lighting with a 4K Camera helps Smart City Surveillance
Build your next Snapdragon 820 based Virtual Reality Solution with Inforce 6601
Today’s society we live in demands real-time personalized experiences to cater their needs. Hence every niche of the current technology is gearing to adopt the digital transformation. While the future of smart cities lies in how the urban lifestyle consolidates with it, the technologies like virtual reality, augmented reality and IoT are promoting this shift. Continue reading Build your next Snapdragon 820 based Virtual Reality Solution with Inforce 6601
How Improved Video Quality can Help Automate Surveillance
Security management in sensitive areas is quite a challenge for years. Advanced technologies help us curb crimes and untoward incidents though it is still premature to call all public places safe. In an organization, employee’s peace of mind is dependent on a secure environment. To promote safety, we have to detect and rectify the anomalies that lead to unexpected incidents. A robust video surveillance system helps us increase the safety by pinpointing the security irregularities. Continue reading How Improved Video Quality can Help Automate Surveillance
Healthcare Advancements with Snapdragon™ 820’s 4K Ultra HD Video
When Snapdragon™ 820 was released, it was a huge step forward from the Snapdragon 810. The former had several issues, but Snapdragon 820 with its improved thermal performance coupled with Adreno 530 GPU offered an overall package that was much more appealing to the consumer. With its LPDDR4 RAM standard, it extended support to advanced capabilities like 4K Video at 60fps and DSLR like photography. Continue reading Healthcare Advancements with Snapdragon™ 820’s 4K Ultra HD Video
Open Embedded for Inforce Platforms
Introduction: Product makers would find it hard to pick up off-the-shelf Linux distributions for use in their systems directly owing to the combination of bootloader, kernel, application, and development tool components not being compatible for their peripherals and hardware. Thus, a ‘roll your own’ approach to Linux is preferred and the Open Embedded (OE) build environment provides exactly that through a methodology to reliably build customized Linux distributions for your embedded devices. Open Embedded is not a Linux distro but a build system with which a Linux distro can be created. Continue reading Open Embedded for Inforce Platforms
Enabling RTC on Inforce Platforms
Introduction: The purpose of an RTC or a real-time clock is to provide precise time and date which can be used for various application use-cases. Similar to a watch, it runs on a battery and keeps time for you even when there is a power outage on your system! Using it, you can keep track of long timelines, even if your system is disconnected from the power plug. Continue reading Enabling RTC on Inforce Platforms