Industry Background
With the widespread deployment of modern security networks, video surveillance has already integrated into our daily lives: at the Hangzhou Asian Games venues, thousands of smart cameras can simultaneously recognize 20 types of dangerous actions; in a kindergarten security room in Shenzhen, smart monitoring devices are managing high-definition cameras, recording campus footage, and using algorithms to track abnormal individuals.
From simply viewing footage to automatically recognizing and intelligently analyzing it, video surveillance is becoming more intelligent: increasingly high-definition monitoring images, a wider range of camera placements, and more intelligent monitoring functions, which also places higher demands on the performance of backend security hardware NVRs.
NVR
Differences Between Smart NVR and Traditional NVR
A traditional NVR (Network Video Recorder) is a network video recording device that works in conjunction with video encoders or network cameras to complete video recording, storage, and forwarding functions.
Smart NVR can be imagined as an intelligent robot butler that can “watch videos,” capable of storing images, understanding content, and responding proactively.
mother board
How Embedded Motherboards Support Smart NVR
Embedded motherboards integrate hardware resources such as processors, memory, and storage, serving as the core component within NVR devices, providing powerful data processing and storage capabilities for NVRs.
Jiehe Technology’s embedded motherboards IB3-771 and IB3-761 are equipped with Rockchip RK3588 and RK3568 processors, respectively. Both processors are high-performance, low-power, and feature-rich processors designed for the AIOT market.
Motherboard with RK3588 Processor: IB3-771 with 6 TOPS Computing Power
The RK3588 features an 8-core architecture with 4×Cortex-A76 and 4×Cortex-A55 (8nm process), built-in ARM Mali-G610 MC4 GPU, and 6.0 TOPS NPU, providing powerful data processing capabilities and supporting complex AI analysis tasks such as intelligent motion detection and object recognition.
For video encoding and decoding capabilities that users care about, the IB3-771 supports 8K@60fps H.265/VP9 video decoding and 8K@30fps H.264 video encoding, supporting up to 32 IPC cameras for simultaneous input and processing, and features four-screen display capabilities.
In terms of multimedia expansion, the IB3-771 offers a rich set of expansion interfaces including SATA 3.0, USB 3.2 Gen1, USB 2.0, and MIPI-CSI, supporting large-capacity storage and high-bandwidth data transmission.
Motherboard with RK3568 Processor: IB3-761 with 1 TOPS Computing Power
The RK3568 features a 4×Cortex-A55 quad-core architecture, built-in ARM Mali-G52 2EE GPU, and 1 TOPS NPU, meeting the needs of lightweight edge AI computing applications.
It supports 4K@60fps H.265/H.264/VP9/VP8 video decoding, allowing multiple video sources to be decoded simultaneously, and has strong video encoding and decoding capabilities; 1 x HDMI supports 4K video output, 1 x LVDS, and 1 x VGA (coly eDP), enabling three-screen display functionality.
In terms of multimedia expansion, the IB3-761 provides a rich set of expansion interfaces including PCIe, SATA 3.0, USB 3.0, and MIPI-CSI, supporting large-capacity storage and high-bandwidth data transmission.
The IB3-771 motherboard equipped with the RK3588 processor, with its 6 TOPS computing power and strong multimedia processing capabilities, is more suitable for scenarios with stringent requirements for real-time analysis and multi-channel video processing, such as smart cities and smart transportation; if cost-effectiveness and lightweight AI computing are more important, the IB3-761 motherboard equipped with the RK3568 processor is better suited for small to medium-sized security monitoring and smart home edge computing scenarios.
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