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Smart cameras are standalone image processing units created for industrial decision-making. In order to determine the following desirable step of a mechanical process, these video cameras connect an image sensor with a processing unit. Smart cameras have the ability to record, gather data, and decide based on what they are configured to do.
Smart cameras are frequently used for home security. These technologically advanced gadgets, whether they are indoor or outdoor smart cameras, can be a security benefit in any house or business. One of the most important benefits of switching all smart cameras to 64-bit Arm processors is the ecosystem’s wide range of support.
However, even a standard point-and-shoot digital camera contains some sort of built-in image processing to do things like do facial recognition, eliminate red eye, add filters, or perform other types of image processing. Therefore, if the presence of a processor and an image sensor does not constitute a smart camera,
The Global Smart Camera Processor market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
New image signal processor from Arm will boost vision solutions for the Internet of Things and embedded applications.
One of the most significant information-generating hardware components, image signal processors (ISPs) serve a wide range of IoT vision system applications, including drones and commercial, industrial, or household smart cameras.
Future devices will need to be able to handle more and higher-quality images, therefore Arm’s ISP technology roadmap will continue to receive funding.
Today, we are happy to announce the release of the Arm Mali-C55 ISP, the smallest and most customizable Arm ISP to date. This ISP is already proving to be popular with partners, including our first public licensee, Renesas.
The Mali-C55 is the best option for use cases involving smart cameras and edge AI vision because it offers improved image quality features, performs well in a variety of different lighting and weather conditions, and is designed to enable maximum performance and capability in area and power constrained applications.
With the help of this cutting-edge technology, a variety of markets will see improved capabilities. Surveillance and security cameras will be able to identify more minute details, like the precise information on license plates moving at up to 75 mph; home cameras and security systems will be able to take higher-resolution images both inside and outside; and smart home hubs will be able to effectively integrate cutting-edge features like secure visual unlock.
