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Fujitsu wireless USB to camera introduction
Dennis Hissink : April 5th 2005 - 15:30 CET
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 Fujitsu wireless USB to camera introduction : Fujitsu Limited and Staccato Communications, Inc announced their joint development of a wireless universal serial bus (USB) demonstration system comprised of Staccato's new Ripcord UWB Development Kit (SC3100D) and the Fujitsu digital still camera (DSC) development platform. This system will be the first demonstration to show wireless USB connectivity to DSCs, one of the most popular applications of wireless USB. They will jointly demonstrate this system in the Wireless USB Community at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) spring events to be held in Tokyo (April 7-8), Taipei (April 11-12) and Beijing (April 14-15). These developments promote wireless USB and Ultra-wideband markets.
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 Ripcord UWB Development Kit
Staccato's Ripcord UWB Development Kit (DVK), a hardware, software and consumer product development platform, was announced. The Ripcord DVK incorporates the world's first single-chip all-CMOS MBOA-compliant PHY module based upon the Fujitsu 0.11 micron semiconductor process. The DVK also includes Staccato's revolutionary MBOA MAC that provides rapid device discovery, fast stream establishment, high quality of service and efficient use of spare capacity by a periodic traffic in a secure decentralized architecture.
Intel Developer Forum - Demonstration Ripcord DVK and Fujitsu DSC platform
The IDF showing will be the first public demonstration of the Ripcord DVK with the Fujitsu DSC development platform, which is based on the M-3 Series MB91382 from Fujitsu. The M-Series is an image signal processing solution for digital cameras that has been adopted in a wide range of DSC and camera-equipped mobile phones.
Fujitsu wireless USB to camera - 0.11 Micron technology
"The M-Series is the most successful application specific chip for DSCs and mobile phones, fully adopting state-of-the-art image data processing architecture from Fujitsu, advanced leading-edge CMOS process, and low-power consumption technology. The M-Series has captured more than a 30 percent share of the image signal processing ASSP market," said Satoru Yamaguchi, Deputy General Manager of the System Micro Division of Fujitsu Limited. "Staccato's CMOS single-chip PHY products, based upon our 0.11 micron technology, complement our advanced digital still camera solutions and deliver on high performance, low power and low cost," he stated. "Wireless USB is the first major application for ultra-wideband, and this demonstration shows how close we are to delivering products," said Rick Kornfeld, President and CEO, Staccato Communications. "Staccato's ability to provide low-cost and high-volume commercially viable UWB-enabled products with minimal design-in effort leads the marketplace."
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