Description

Car DVRs, also known as car black boxes and dashboard cameras, are an aftermarket car accessory designed to deal with the unpredictability of other drivers on the road and drivers’ misinterpretation of traffic rules. By recording live streams from the front and rear of the vehicle, car DVRs provide information to insurance companies, the legal system and others in the event of an accident.

The latest DaVinci video processors from Texas Instruments enable car DVRs with two-channel, full HD (1080p) video captures in real-time (30fps). The processors integrate high-end features such as H264 encode, SD card storage, GPS/3-axis G-shock sensor and easy-to-up backup and PC software.

TI’s Car DVR is based on the DaVinci DM385 is available through our third party partner, nSketch.

What's included:

• 1 box
• 1 DM38x based Car DVR board
• 1 front-camera sensor+lens
• 1 rear-camera sensor + lens
• 3.5” LCD
• 1 USB-to-MHL cable to connect rear sensor to Car DVR main board
• 1 power adaptor
• 1 debug board and ribbon cable to connect debug board to Car DVR main board
• 1 serial port cable for debug interface on PC

Board size: 80mm x 60mm

Development environment: Linux based software development kit

Memory: 16-bit NAND Flash

More info: UART based debug interface

Price (USD) Per Unit: $1195

Processor: DaVinci DM385