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Software Development Kit for rapid creating of embedded video processing software

RapidPixel SDK is a set of software libraries and sample applications that allows you to quickly create embedded video processing applications with proven performance. The SDK includes all the necessary libraries as well as ready-to-use video processing pipelines for quick embedding into your applications. In addition, data exchange libraries are included, as well as pre-built applications that can be used as the foundation of your application. The SDK is distributed on a subscription basis and users have access to the source code of all libraries as well as full technical support including implementation consulting. All libraries presented in the SDK are cross-platform. Users are not limited in their choice of operating system. For libraries that depend on hardware, several options for different platforms are provided. Users are not limited in their choice of operating system. Users will be presented with regular updates and technical support.

For whom

For engineering teams who develop embedded video processing software for any camera systems (surveillance cameras, wearable optics etc.). You get access to a large number of algorithms, ready-made solutions and video pipelines. You can test all our main algorithms. Engineering managers can check how a certain algorithm works in advance before incorporating it into their software. You reduce software development risks and accelerate the product launch, while your engineers can modify and supplement algorithms to meet their needs.

Subscription

We sell SDK subscriptions for companies. Under the subscription, you get access to the entire source code of the SDK. The source code is transferred under a non-exclusive perpetual license. After the end of the subscription, the rights to use the code remain with the company in perpetuity with no additional payments required. The subscription cost will be communicated after the SDK is published and will be no more than the cost of one engineer on your team while your entire team gets access to the source code and technical support.

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