Dark, low-resolution footage gets restored inside your own software.
ReVision SDK restores dark, low-resolution or degraded images and video.
Availableas of SDK license
ReVision SDK
- Languages
- None · images and video
Your developers get the restored frame next to the original, with metrics.
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- Restored frame
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- Output resolution
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ReVision SDK restores the footage. What it is used for is your call.
What it handles
- Restores dark images and video.
- Restores low-resolution images and video.
- Restores degraded images and video.
- Ships as an SDK inside your own software.
What it hands to a person
- Integration is done by your engineers; we review the scope with them in a working session.
- Whether a restored frame is fit for its purpose is a person's judgment.
- Which footage to restore, and where the output goes, is up to you.
ReVision SDK runs inside your own pipeline.
Specification
- Languages
- None: it works on images and video, not speech
- Integrations
- SDK, built into your software
- Deployment
- Your environment, on-premises GPU
- Data handling
- Installed on an on-premises GPU, footage is processed on your own servers. When this site's upload demo opens, frames are capped at 10 MB and deleted when the session ends
ReVision SDK is licensed, and quoted on request.
Open the pricing sheetWhat sets the price
- Cameras or video sources
- Sites
- On-premises GPU
- License term
Five questions buyers ask about ReVision SDK, answered plainly.
What kind of footage does it restore?
Dark, low-resolution or degraded images and video. ReVision SDK takes that input and returns a restored frame along with its processing metrics. Whether a restored frame is fit for its purpose is a person's judgment, made with the original beside it.
How is it delivered?
As an SDK. Your engineers call it from inside your own software or video pipeline, and it can run on an on-premises GPU so footage stays on your servers. We review the integration with your team in a working session before a license is quoted.
Can I see before-and-after examples?
Not on this page yet. Pairs are published only when each can carry its source and date. When the upload demo opens here, you will be able to try one frame of your own, capped at 10 MB and deleted when your session ends.
How much better does footage get?
We will answer that with numbers once they are measured. Restoration metrics are published with their test conditions and date; until then, this page makes no quality claims. Results depend on the footage you start from, which is why every published pair will name its source.
What does ReVision SDK cost?
It is sold as an SDK license, quoted on request. The price depends on the number of cameras or video sources, the number of sites, the on-premises GPU setup and the license term. There is no public price list; we confirm those in a working session and quote.