The NRU-51V is a rugged fanless computer that can interface with up to four GMSL2 cameras, making it ideal as a sensor hub or as an AI and computer vision unit for autonomous vehicles and robotics. Based around the NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX or Orin NX platform, it features an IP67-rated dustproof and waterproof enclosure.
The system can take advantage of advanced vision capabilities such as high dynamic range (120dB HDR), auto white balance (AWB), and LED flicker mitigation (LFM), obtaining high-quality imagery with minimal latency both during the day and at night. The unique synchronization mechanism allows images to be obtained from up to four cameras simultaneously, and GPS PPS signals can also be used to align images with LIDAR data or to synchronize cameras on other systems.
Raw camera images can be transferred via built-in 10GBASE-T Ethernet to another GPU server for perception processing. The hardware H.264/265 video codec can be used to encode video streams from four GMSL2 cameras in real time, and transmit the live video feed to a teleoperator at a remote location via 5G telecommunication with minimum latency.
