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Connect Tech (CTI) widens its EdgeAI Stack with new vision hardware and fresh software support. Four camera boards, JCB003 for SDI, JCB010 for HDMI, JCB009 for GMSL3 and JCB022 for GMSL2 Plus, connect cameras to Rogue, Gauntlet and Anvil-T5 systems that fit NVIDIA Jetson modules.

Partners for cameras and sensors include e-con Systems, Leopard Imaging, Sony, Allied Vision, D3 Embedded and Stereolabs, and models are added as support development continues. JCB009 accepts as many as eight inputs of GMSL3 or GMSL2. JCB022 accepts up to eight GMSL2 inputs and brings configuration by software, Power over Coax and system monitoring aimed at production vision systems.

The latest board support packages add JetPack 7.2 for the NVIDIA Jetson Orin family and carry on widening the camera configurations that each platform supports. Release notes document which combinations of JetPack version, Connect Tech platform, camera adapter and camera model are validated.

Chief product officer Rob Callaghan says partnerships sit at the centre of the company’s offer. Working with camera and sensor makers, he explains, gives customers more validated choices and a clear route to integration, supported by Connect Tech’s service and warranty.

Why it matters

Buyers are not tied to one camera vendor or sensor setup. They choose from supported cameras by sensor type, resolution, size, interface and operating conditions, across its three product families. Dedicated expansion boards add camera connectivity on the Rogue and Gauntlet families.

Connect Tech also gives eligible products bought after 1 August 2026 a two-year limited warranty, which it presents as added assurance for the step from development to deployment and long-term production.

At the Stuttgart trade fair VISION 2026, from 6 to 8 October, the company and CTai LABS show vision and Physical AI systems at Stand 8C24, with the camera ecosystem as the centrepiece.

Connect Tech is based in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and its announcement is dated 7 October 2026. The warranty change applies to qualifying products across its range.

Source: Connect Tech newsroom

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