FSM-IMX585C/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A Single-Sensor Development Kit for Sony IMX585 FSM Module

Name: FSM-IMX585C/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A Single-Sensor Development Kit for Sony IMX585 FSM Module - FRAMOS
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Complete single-sensor development kit for Sony IMX585 with NVIDIA Jetson support and full software stack.

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Complete IMX585 sensor devkit for Jetson platforms.

The FSM-IMX585C/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A provides a complete development solution for the Sony IMX585 sensor. This bundle includes a FRAMOS Sensor Module with C/CS mount, corresponding sensor and processor adapters, flex cable, and tripod adapter. Designed for NVIDIA Jetson platforms (AGX Orin, Xavier, TX2), it includes downloadable software packages to enable plug-and-play evaluation. The kit facilitates high-quality imaging integration into embedded systems with ease.

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