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SAN MATEO, Calif. -- January 8th, 2007 -- The United States Air Force's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Battlelab, in conjunction with Sensing Systems, has undertaken a multi-phase Video Data Optimization (V-D-O) initiative resulting in a series of demonstrations involving advanced digital media management of General Atomic's Predator B® media (video, audio, and sensor metadata). On Thursday, January 18th, 2007, UAV Battlelab will conduct the third segment (second Phase II segment) in the series of demonstrations highlighting a mock Ground Control Station (GCS) built on Tungsten; Sensing's advanced multimedia management software development kit (SDK). The demonstration will take place at UAV Battlelab's facilities in Indian Springs, NV.
During the demonstration Sensing will further demonstrate Tungsten's media management capability by highlighting advanced media archival options, and content based query via indexing of UAV Battlelab specific KLV fields and annotation, and media display on web based interfaces.
Sensing will also demonstrate mobile web applications built on Tungsten featuring media transcoding and redissemination of live and archived media from Predator B reconnaissance drones over low bandwidth connections to Windows CE® based handhelds.
For information on attending the demonstration, please contact Joshua Higgins at 650-341-5550 x105 or via email at joshua.higgins@sensingsystems.com.
For more information on Tungsten, visit us online at http://www.sensingsystems.com. Tungsten, Sensing's SDK for digital media management, has a highly robust, modular, and customizable design ideal for use in military and commercial applications requiring the management and exploitation of digital video and other related data. Tungsten provides a core set of features that allow users to exploit the full capability of digital media for their own unique requirements. Tungsten is targeted towards companies producing products for the defense, surveillance, or entertainment industries.
Sensing is an innovative provider of digital media management and exploitation solutions for defense and homeland security. Sensing leverages its expertise in software development, advanced digital media processing, and system architecture to produce state of the art software.
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