At the time, a frame grabber was a large box with multiple boards.

The last limiting factor is the display (or frame grabber).

Frame grabbers may be used in security applications.

Frame grabbers are used in medicine for many applications including telenursing and remote guidance.

Capturing and printing an image originally required access to equipment such as a frame grabber, which was beyond the reach of the average consumer.

The product family currently includes frame grabbers, software, data recording devices and supporting peripherals.

Streaming video 2D frame grabbers are common.

Historically, frame grabbers were the predominant way to interface cameras to PC's.

Circuitry common to both analog and digital frame grabbers:

Frame grabbers are essential to connect the analog cameras used in this application to the computers that store or process the images.

Erickson and Dunn had developed frame grabber boards deployed on most standard busses.

The current version supports bit rates up to 6.25 Gbit/s over a single coaxial cable from camera to frame grabber.

CoaXPress supports a low speed uplink channel from frame grabber to camera.

The Russians have also tested a piece of software called a "frame grabber," which analyzes video pictures for suspicious-looking characters.

Digital frame grabbers, which accept and process digital video streams, include these circuits:

By this summer the company says it will have a full authoring package that will combine a frame grabber board with the compression software.

It was designed for the purpose of standardizing scientific and industrial video products including cameras, cables and frame grabbers.

A system typically consists of a camera, a frame grabber, a processor, and communications and recording systems to document or control the manufacturing process.

Alacron is one of the two largest frame grabber manufacturers in the Automated Imaging Association's annual market data report.

Using the API unicap additionally permits access to other video sources, such as frame grabbers.

A low speed uplink channel, operating at 20.833 Mbit/s from frame grabber to camera can be used for camera control or triggering.

Some cameras and frame grabbers have been introduced which support and utilize the CoaXPress interface standard.

The inclusion of the VGA output gives the opportunity for frame grabber devices to stream such outputs to the internet.

Early frame grabbers had only enough memory to acquire (i.e., "grab") and store a single digitized video frame, hence the name.

This research and the resulting findings stimulated Sgro's interest in machine vision, specifically the use of frame grabbers to monitor neurological impulses during complex surgery.