| iomojo camera server |
[Vendor: iomojo]
The iomojo camera server is a dedicated intranet and Internet Linux server solution which is usable in both desktop and embedded system applications. The iomojo web environment enables groups to collaborate within a webpage to do things like chat, control a robotic webcam, and grab pictures from the streaming video. In addition, users can control all other connected users' browsers to point them to specific URL's, images on the server, or other media on the web. An online demo of the iomojo camera server is located here.
Summary of features . . . - Multi-purpose server appliance application provides a meeting point for
groups to talk and collaborate with each other across a wide variety of systems and connections.
- Usable across all major OS and browsers without a plugin or Java -- works through a firewall/port 80.
- Secure stream -- only allows those granted access privileges to gain access to the system.
- Photo albums allow for grabbing a frame of video and publishing it for public or private access.
- A photo may be sent as an electronic greeting card to anyone with an email account.
- An underlying SQL engine powers chat, user settings, and photo album.
- User privileges include camera control, admin rights, and creating/viewing of photo albums.
- Customizable scheduling, for sending frames to an ftp server or email account.
- Web based administration allows changing the video size/quality, type of pan/tilt motor, system, user, and network settings.
- Dedicated server supports groups who want real-time video collaboration.
- Based on open source software, including Linux, PHP, Apache, and MySQL.
Typical applications . . . - Construction -- construction companies need to show the status of a site. They have a choice of physically bringing clients to the site, or taking a pictures of the project and sending it to them. Webcams provide a great solution to this problem. From anywhere in the world, construction companies can now view and show their sites live, and at a reduced cost.
- Medicine -- small clinics can draw on the resources of specialists in the big city, using camera servers located at remote locations.
- Remote monitoring -- security applications, schools, baby sitter, aged parents, factory floor, home, vacation property, and many more.
- Promotions/commerce -- art galleries, real estate, auctions, hospitality industries (hotels, cruise ships), public space promotion (bars, exhibits), distant learning, events, etc.
System requirements . . . - CPU: Pentium 233 minimum; Celeron 366 or better preferred
- Hard disk: 1 GB HD minimum; 20 GB preferred
- RAM: 32 MB minimum; 64 MB preferred
- BT 848/878 compatible video capture card
- 10 Base-T LAN connection; 10/100 Base-T preferred
iomojo camera server availability
The iomojo camera server will be offered in two forms: (1) as a complete hardware/software solution from iomojo's distributors; and (2) as downloadable CD image which you can use to quickly install the system on an extra PC by answering a few simple questions (assuming your hardware matches the hardware compatibility list).
The CD image contains everything necessary to install and operate the iomojo camera server, including the required Linux operating system and related software. The CD image will be available for download from iomojo.com and other mirror sites.
Mini versions are also available for use in resource constrained embedded applications -- for example "iomojo lite," a single floppy distribution that supports PC compatible systems which have a Brooktree/Conexant bt848/878 based video capture card. iomojo lite provides a full set of robotic webcam services including pan/tilt/zoom camera control, streaming video server, and Web based administration.
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