Embedded R&D house eInfochips is offering an IP network camera reference design that runs Linux on a TI DaVinci RISC/DSP processor. The “IPNetCam” targets intelligent IP surveillance cameras, and is claimed to be among the first camera designs to support “dual streaming.”

The eInfochips IPNetCam offers a “dual mode encoding” feature said to be capable of supplying both JPEGs and differential video, streaming one JPEG and two MPEG-4 or H.264 image frames simultaneously. It is among the first cameras in the world to have this feature, eInfochips said.

It seems more and more companies are putting out Big Brother devices and softwares. Here’s the latest one, einfochips. The original article is here.

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