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FSM-IMX636E/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A – Event-Based Vision Sensing Development Kit

Experience cutting-edge Event-Based Vision Sensing with the FSM-IMX636E/TXA Devkit-Single-V1A, featuring the Sony IMX636 sensor and integrated intelligence suite.

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FSM-IMX636E/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A - Event-Based Vision Sensing Development Kit
FSM-IMX636E/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A - Event-Based Vision Sensing Development Kit

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Category: FRAMOS Sensor Modules

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Product Summary

Advanced development kit for Event-Based Vision Sensing applications, featuring the Sony IMX636 sensor and integrated intelligence suite.

The FSM-IMX636E/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A is an advanced development kit designed for developers and engineers looking to harness the power of Event-Based Vision Sensing (EVS) technology. Built around the innovative Sony IMX636 event-based sensor, this kit integrates Prophesee’s Metavision® Intelligence Suite, offering a comprehensive solution for prototyping and launching EVS applications. Unlike traditional frame-based vision systems, the FSM-IMX636E/TXA Devkit captures only changes in the visual scene, significantly reducing data transmission and processing requirements. This enables high-speed, low-latency data output, ideal for applications that require real-time object detection, vibration sensing, and performance in low-light conditions.

The development kit includes:

  • 1x FSM-IMX636E-000-V1A Sensor Module
  • 1x FPL-10006624 Lens
  • 1x FPL-300588 Lens
  • 1x FSA-FT27/A-001-V1A Sensor Adapter
  • 1x FMA-MNT-TRP1/4-V1C Tripod Adapter
  • 1x FMA-FC-150/60-V1A Cable
  • 1x FMA-CBL-FL-150/8-V1A Cable
  • 1x FPA-4.A/TXA-V1B Processor Adapter
  • Quick Start Guide

Leveraging the PROPHESEE Metavision® Intelligence Suite, developers can accelerate their projects with pre-built computer vision and machine learning modules, facilitating efficient event data processing, analytics, and visualization. The kit is fully compatible with NVIDIA Jetson platforms, enabling seamless validation and performance measurement on devices like Jetson AGX Orin, AGX Xavier, and TX2. The FSM-IMX636E/TXA Devkit-Single-V1A offers a customizable and scalable solution, aligning with specific customer requirements to deliver high-quality output at reduced costs. Whether you are developing robotics, industrial automation systems, or intelligent surveillance solutions, this development kit provides the essential tools to bring your EVS applications to life.

FSM-IMX636E/TXA_Devkit-Single-V1A – Event-Based Vision Sensing Development Kit Highlights

  • Event-Based Vision Sensing (EVS) technology
  • Includes comprehensive adapters and cables
  • Integrated PROPHESEE Metavision® Intelligence Suite
  • Compatible with NVIDIA Jetson platforms
  • Supports up to 90 fps

Targeted Applications

  • Autonomous Robotics
  • Industrial Automation
  • Surveillance Systems
  • Scientific Research

Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]Pixel Size x [µm]
4.86
Pixel Size y [µm]Pixel Size y [µm]
4.86
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
1280
ManufacturerManufacturer
FRAMOS
Product TypeProduct Type
Framos Modules
Sensor ManufacturerSensor Manufacturer
Sony
Sensor NameSensor Name
IMX636E
Sensor TechnologySensor Technology
CMOS
Starter KitStarter Kit
Development Kit – Single
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
720

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