Leopard Imaging Showcases Holoscan Solutions at Embedded Vision Summit
Leopard Imaging is set to showcase its NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge at the 2025 Embedded Vision Summit, announced in a press release. This demonstration will highlight the capabilities of the NVIDIA IGX Orin platform, which supports multiple synchronized high-performance cameras.
The Holoscan Sensor Bridge, launched during NVIDIA GTC 2025, is designed to meet the real-time imaging needs of robotics, automation, and industrial inspection. It enables multi-camera, ultra-low-latency streaming into NVIDIA IGX, a sensor over ethernet streaming platform for edge AI.
Leopard Imaging's custom-engineered module allows for the simultaneous connection of up to five 10GigE cameras, providing deterministic, synchronized data streaming with hardware-level timestamping. This integration maximizes high-speed sensor performance, enabling parallel vision workloads for AI inference, visualization, and data logging in real time.
The cameras integrated into the Holoscan Sensor Bridge offer various resolutions, frame rates, and sensors, catering to diverse edge AI tasks. Attendees can visit Leopard Imaging at Booth #700 during the summit on May 21-22 to see these innovations live.
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