News Summary:
AVerMedia Technologies highlighted its D333 Panther Carrier Board on September 28, positioning it as a computing platform designed to meet the increasing demands of automated mobile robots (AMR) and humanoid robotics. On September 22, the company introduced the GC531 (Streamer ULTRA) and GC535 (Streamer ULTRA 2.1) HDMI capture cards, specifically tailored for professional streamers and live-commerce providers. These devices capture video signals from DSLR and mirrorless cameras, support RGB24 True Color Capture, and are designed for continuous operation. Earlier on September 22, AVerMedia elaborated on its recently launched hardware and software platform portfolio, which addresses growing integration complexity in advanced robotics for drones, AMRs, and humanoid systems. The portfolio, initially announced on September 16, includes products such as the D137 Lynx, D317 Jaguar, and D333 Panther, aiming to provide developers with foundations for intelligent autonomous machines capable of processing multi-sensor inputs, managing complex control loops, and running heavier AI workloads simultaneously. Previously, on August 31, AVerMedia collaborated with physical AI company SiMa.ai to showcase a production-ready integrated drone AI platform at a seminar in Taipei, Taiwan, designed to accelerate deployment for drone applications.