Boulder Imaging, Inc. has been supplying advanced digital video recorders since 1995 for applications in military,
aerospace, medical, cinematography, and many others. For military/aerospace customers, Boulder Imaging digital
recorders offer advanced, high-speed streaming-to-disk with a guarantee of 100% recording integrity from all cameras.
Boulder Imaging digital recorders can be configured to acquire data from any camera output:
- NTSC/RS-170/CCIR/PAL
- RS-422/LVDS
- All CameraLink formats
- Hot-Link and other Digital Serial
- Copper and Optical
Boulder Imaging recorders unify recording tasks for multiple cameras into a single unit. Recording units can be configured for single-camera dedicated acquisition, or synchronized multiple-camera acquisition tasks. Configurations that include multiple cameras of different asynchronous formats can all be simultaneously acquired into one unit in a smooth, seamless, quasi-synchronoous manner.
Governing the acquisition function is Boulder Imaging's powerful VisionNow™ software package. VisionNow software provides an easy-to-use platform for system configuration, display, file management, and playback. Multiple input cameras can all be simultaneously displayed in real-time in individual windows. IRIG time stamping for all input cameras is optionally provided.
Key Performance Attributes and Benefits
| Multiple cameras supported with a single recorder | Saves rack-space, eases cable challenges, Unifies software control. |
| Flexible configurations | Customers can specify a system designed for their application, or a flexible system that will grow with their demands. |
| Dedicated support of any camera | Relieves customers from being forced into the unit offered by the camera vendor. |
| Integrated command and control of acquisition with VisionNow software | Multiple recorders would require multiple set-up windows. VisionNow™ unifies all acquisition functions into a single environment |
| Synchronized analysis and playback of data | Side-by-side playback allows customers to quickly verify and analyze data from all cameras in one environment in a timeline fashion. |
| Coordinated time stamping | Create one camera as master timing device, and synchronize all other cameras to master with offsets. |
Boulder Imaging systems are configured according to the aggregate input bandwidth requirements specified by each customer. This input bandwidth requirement is calculated according to the customer's specification, and a system is configured with the appropriate frame grabbers, timing cards, and disk array to satisfy the requirement.
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Base performance units can be supplied in rack-mount, desktop, shuttle, or portable computer configurations. Base units are usually specified for digital acquisition from multiple analog cameras (up to 6), or for dedicated acquisition from most digital cameras.
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Higher performance units are required for acquisition of multiple NTSC/RS-170 cameras in combination with a limited number of standard-performance digital cameras. Boulder Imaging and Sierra-Olympic will work with customers to designate the system configuration. High-performance units are generally offered in rack-mount and desktop configurations, but can be portable units in limited situations.
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Boulder Imaging's support of very demanding applications evolves continuously as the world of computer hardware advances. The current bandwidth limitation present by hardware validated by our engineers is 1.5 GB/sec. We can configure systems that will support very high-speed, very-high resolution cameras, or multiple high-speed digital and NTSC/RS-170 cameras.
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