10xEngineers announces Infinite-ISP FPGA Release v1.0
February 4, 2025 -- 10xEngineers announces the release of the FPGA bitstream for Infinite-ISP, designed for the Kria™ Vision AI Starter Kit (KV260). Infinite-ISP streamlines ISP development, guiding you from algorithm development through to RTL design, all the way to FPGA/ASIC implementation.
Key Features Include:
- Fully functional 10-bit ISP
- Integration with the AR1335 image sensor
- Output resolutions of 1080p and 360p at 30fps
- Tuned for indoor applications
What’s Next?
We are working on introducing even more features, including support for the OV5647 image sensor and YUV output!
Seeking collaborations from engineers, industry experts, and tech enthusiasts to:
- Dive in and assess the Infinite-ISP.
- Share your invaluable feedback.
- Contribute and co-create. Let’s drive this initiative forward, together!
Discover more and access resources:github.com/10x-Engineers/Infinite-ISP_FPGABinaries
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