Pleora Releases IP Engines For Viewing Stations

Pleora Technologies has released the vDisplay range of IP engines for viewing stations and specialised processing appliances on high-performance video networks. The engines are comprised of compact, purpose-built hardware that allows high-resolution video streams on GigE networks to be displayed directly on monitors, in real time, without the need for a PC. They can also be used for real-time video capture in specialised processing appliances.

The engines comply fully with the open, global GigE Vision and Genicam standards. By replacing PCs with ultra-efficient hardware, vDisplay engines shrink the size, lower the cost, reduce the power consumption and improve the reliability of viewing stations and video-processing appliances. They are ideal for OEMs and integrators building high-performance video products and systems for the military, medical and manufacturing sectors. Pleora will initially offer the vDisplay HDMI-Pro IP engine. The HDMI-Pro engine converts streaming IP video to standard HDMI/DVI formats for real-time display on off-the-shelf monitors.

It auto-senses the display capabilities of the attached monitor and adjusts the image formats and resolution of the incoming video stream to match the monitor's refresh rate and resolution. The HDMI-Pro engine is available as a compact OEM board set or a small, enclosed unit. The engine integrates with all other elements in Pleora's solution set for high-performance networked video connectivity, including its world-leading iPORT IP engines, eBUS drivers, the eBUS-PureGEV SDK and the AutoGEV XML generation tool.

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