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Make your computer behave like a camera fully compatible with the GigE Vision and GenICam standards. |
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Create one or several virtual camera objects on one computer host. |
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Stream individual images or video sequences to the network and receive it at a remote node using standard GigE Vision software. |
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Extend your throughput by using several network connections in parallel. |
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Transmit the video from each of your virtual cameras to multiple computers in the network in the multicast mode. |
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Assign GenICam-compatible features to your virtual camera and control your application from remote computers. |
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Perform the development and testing of a client GigE Vision application when a real camera is not available. |
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Select generated patterns or pre-recorded AVI files as a streaming video source. |
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Split image data to multiple streams. |
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Convert cameras of standard types (analog, USB, 1394, CameraLink) into simulated GigE Vision cameras. |
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Simulate dual-port GigE Vision cameras and network switches. |
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Convert an RGB color video to Bayer raw video to reduce the image payload size. |
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Implement distributed image processing on several computers in the parallel or/and pipeline modes. |
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Implement a customized remote control over your application. |
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Prototype development and design of a GigE Vision camera . |
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Simulate rigorous network conditions by disordering and skipping video packets. |