High Speed Image Acquisition PCIe-1429

View the world's first PCI Express frame grabber, the NI PCIe-1429, as it records a glitter balloon exploding at 1000 frames/s. With the NI PCIe-1429, engineers and scientists can acquire images at the highest speeds, resolutions and bit depths available for Camera Link cameras to perform demanding imaging applications such as synchronized data and image acquisition, fault analysis and advanced motion tracking. For more information, please visit ni.com/asean

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• PCI
• express
• vision
• motion
• camera
• image
• speed

[Mifiglio47]

I am looking for a shape-recognizing software/hardware product. Say I have a real-time raw feed from a digital camera, and i also have the capability to filter out all non-essential pixel groupings. Where could i find software/hardware that would identify the position of a set of pixels produced by the image software? for example, the pixel grouping of a sedan will become registered as a specific polygon. I am at a loss on how to Translate the location of the sedan into an electronic output.

[niasean]

We used the PCIe-1429. You can find the pricing here at the National Instruments website.

[niasean]

The case need not be opened. It was left opened in this video clip because we wanted to show the pci express card inside. USB2.0 and firewire cannot be used cos we are capturing at 1000frames/s. USB2.0 and firewire would be too slow.

[niasean]

The Black box thingy is actually the opened CPU. The reason why it was opened is because we had a high speed image acquisition card inside that was acquiring data from the camera. We used a camera link camera here.