People & vehicles
Detection with a P2 detection head.
Image capture, ISP, AI inference, video encoding and connectivity in one modular camera. Operates independently or connects to Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers.
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The OVIS hardware development kit (HDK) is open source. Users can use the published hardware design resources to develop expansion boards for their applications and stack them with the sensor and core boards through board-to-board connectors.
SC235HAI image sensor with 1080p at 60 FPS capture, paired with a 3.9 mm F1.0 lens.
CV1842H-P processors and a 1.5 TOPS INT8 AI accelerator in a 20 × 20 × 5.7 mm core board.
Users can develop Wi-Fi, IMU or custom I/O expansion boards using the open-source HDK. The MS7024 CVBS output board is an existing expansion example.
Wi-Fi, IMU and custom I/O are customization options, not standard components of the listed kits.
Explore OVIS edge vision through recorded people, vehicle and drone detection and tracking demonstrations. Select a video to play.
Detection with a P2 detection head.
Recorded low-altitude drone detection.
Vehicle target tracking in a street scene.
Target tracking using simulated FPV footage.
Reference performance: 30 FPS for people/vehicle detection with a P2 head; 55 FPS for drone detection and tracking. Results vary by model, input size, quantization, firmware and configuration. Recording frame rate is not inference frame rate.
Explore low-light imaging with ISP and AI-BNR processing. The following videos are separate demonstrations.
Discover cameras, adjust video parameters and deploy models through a browser-based management interface.
Discover devices and review connection status. Screenshots show demonstration states of the management interface.
Open Web ManagerKey specifications for OVIS processors, memory, storage, imaging, interfaces and mechanical dimensions.
| SoC | CVITEK CV1842H-P |
|---|---|
| Processors | Arm Cortex-A53 @ 1.1 GHz + RISC-V C906 @ 800 MHz |
| AI acceleration | 1.5 TOPS @ INT8Supports INT8 / BF16. TOPS rating is for INT8. |
| Memory | SiP DDR3 2Gb (256MB) |
| Storage | 256MB NAND Flash |
| Operating system | Linux |
| Image sensor | SC235HAI |
|---|---|
| Image capture | 1920 × 1080 @ 60 FPS |
| Lens model | YT10116-HD+IR0623 |
| Lens specifications | 3.9 mm · F1.0 · M12 × P0.5Manual focus, fixed aperture. |
| Reference FOV | H 81.3° / V 44.3° / D 95.5°Theoretical reference for a 1/2.9-inch image format; not a measured module FOV. |
| Image processing | ISP / AI-BNR |
| Video codecs | H.265 / H.264 / MJPEG |
|---|---|
| Max. encoding | 8MP @ 25 FPSEncoding capability ceiling. Current sensor capture is 1080p at 60 FPS. |
| USB | USB 2.0 · 4Pin SH0.8 · UVC / NCM |
| Ethernet | 100 Mbps · 4Pin SH1.0 |
| Serial interfaces | 2 × UART |
| Streaming protocol | RTSP |
| Module dimensions | 28 × 28 × 31.7 mm |
|---|---|
| Core dimensions | 20 × 20 × 5.7 mm |
| Operating mode | Standalone or connected to Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers. |
| CVBS expansion | MS7024Requires the expansion board; see the three-board configuration. |
| Custom options | Wi-Fi / IMU / I/OWi-Fi, IMU and custom I/O are customization options, not standard components of the listed kits. |
Capture specifications, encoding capability and inference rates are separate metrics. Contact our engineers to confirm configuration, accessories and application compatibility.
Inspect components and connectors on the core, sensor and CVBS output boards. Select an image to enlarge it.
| Main component | CV1842H-P |
|---|---|
| Connectors | USB 2.0 · 4Pin SH0.8 50Pin B2B |
Start with the sensor and core boards, or add the MS7024 output board for CVBS analog video.
1 × sensor board and 1 × OVIS core board for vision development and system integration.
1 × sensor board, 1 × MS7024 CVBS output board and 1 × OVIS core board.
| Board components | Sensor + core | Sensor + CVBS + core |
|---|---|---|
| Sensor board | 1 | 1 |
| OVIS core board | 1 | 1 |
| MS7024 CVBS output board | — | 1 |
Only confirmed board combinations are listed. Cables, additional accessories and delivered configuration are subject to the final sales list.
Find documentation, access the web manager or discuss hardware integration and custom expansion with our engineers.
Visit the OVIS SDK repository for development resources.
View SDKIntegration guides and hardware development resources.
Read the docsAccess the OVIS browser-based configuration tool.
Open managerDiscuss integration and technical questions.
Visit the forumDiscuss board selection, connectivity and custom expansion with our team.
OVIS is intended for civilian applications only.