Neya Systems will be demonstrating the Robotics Technology Consortium funded Digital Video Interfacing System (DVIS) at the 2012 NDIA Ground Robotics Capabilities Conference. DVIS is a “swiss army knife” for video interfacing and h.264 compression, and is a small, low-powered hardware solution to integrate USB, 1394b, CameraLink, HDMI, GigE, and NTSC cameras into your unmanned systems. The DVIS system, which is undergoing final testing, includes a real-time h.264 compression engine that handles HD (1080p) video from the listed sources, and provides a to-network compression latency of less than 100ms. DVIS is designed for integration onto small UGVs, and supports both the AEODRS and RS-JPO JAUS profiles.
