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Surveillance Camera based on Renesas Solution

This solution is for an AI-enabled surveillance camera that has a Dynamic Reconfigurable Processor (DRP) engine installed, which has a great boost on vision AI performance. The system provides a platform for many possible enhanced functions, including password connection, voice alarm and motion detection. Also, the system can support Ethernet or USB video streaming.
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