WEBINAR

Scaling Imaging Performance Beyond 10 Gig

Advanced imaging systems for industrial automation, defense, medical imaging aerospace, and other mission-critical applications require performance without compromise. Join this webinar to learn how DMA, RoCEv2, and next-generation connectivity technologies can reduce latency, lower CPU utilization, and enable real-time processing of high-bandwidth image data. Save your seat today. Register now!
September 23, 2026
6:00 PM UTC
1 hour

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As machine vision applications push toward higher resolutions, faster frame rates, and multi-camera deployments, the challenge is no longer just moving image data; it is processing it fast enough to generate real-time results. As bandwidth requirements climb beyond traditional GigE Vision deployments, system designers must balance performance, reliability, power consumption, and cost while avoiding CPU bottlenecks that can limit overall system performance.

This webinar explores practical approaches to overcoming processing challenges in high-bandwidth imaging systems. Attendees will learn how technologies such as direct memory access (DMA), Thunderbolt connectivity, and RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCEv2) are enabling more efficient image transport and processing. The session will examine real-world system architectures for industrial automation, medical imaging, and scientific applications, highlighting how new approaches can reduce latency, lower CPU loading, and simplify system design.

The webinar will also discuss the emerging role of GigE Vision 3.0 and RoCEv2 in supporting next-generation imaging applications operating at 25 GigE and beyond, and how new off-the-shelf interface solutions can help reduce design risk while accelerating time-to-market.

Speaker:

James Falconer

James Falconer

Product Manager

Pleora Technologies

James Falconer is a Product Manager at Pleora Technologies and serves as Vice-Chair of both the GigE Vision Technical Committee at A3 and the GenICam Working Group at EMVA. With a background spanning aerospace engineering, research, field applications, and product management, James brings a unique combination of technical expertise and industry insight to the machine vision market. James holds a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering from Carleton University in Ottawa and is actively involved in advancing industry standards and technologies for high-performance imaging and vision systems.

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