NEXVDO SDK

One SDK surface, from camera to decision.

Capture, Record, Stream, and Analysis across NVIDIA Jetson and Intel x86. Build on Windows, Linux, and embedded systems with unified APIs.

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Illustrative sketch - not a published API

pipeline:
  capture -> frame
  frame -> record
  frame -> stream
  frame -> analysis

target: Jetson | Intel x86
delivery: supported evaluation path

Included free with YUAN hardware

Evaluation answered in 48 h

Delivered through a supported evaluation path

FOUR MODULES

One media surface. Four jobs.

Use one module or carry the same frame from ingest through analysis.

Capture

Ingest capture cards, multimedia files, and network cameras. Move frames to GPU memory with GPUDirect DMA.

Published module detail

Open Capture →

Record

Encode MPEG2, H.264, H.265, and AV1. Record, time-shift, pre-record, and package media streams.

Published module detail

Open Record →

Stream

Build server and client paths for live, security, conferencing, broadcast, and specialized streaming.

Published module detail

Open Stream →

Analysis

Run content, biometric, and behavior analysis on NVIDIA and Intel GPUs at the edge or in the cloud.

Published module detail

Open Analysis →See VideoAI productization →

PLATFORM TARGETS

Jetson and Intel x86.

The SDK publishes unified cross-platform APIs across Windows, Linux, and embedded systems. Exact per-model support stays visible as an honest state.

Published platform surface and current documentation state.
Platform target	Operating system	Ingest paths	Status
SmartVDO Edge systems	Linux · embedded	YUAN capture modules · network cameras	Compatibility matrix — pending publication
Intel x86 + capture cards	Windows · Linux	YUAN capture cards · files · network cameras	Compatibility matrix — pending publication
Pandora dev kit	JetPack 6.2+	M.2 capture card · network cameras	Compatibility matrix — pending publication

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THE ACCESS MODEL

The gate, stated plainly.

Included free with YUAN hardware, delivered through a supported evaluation path — engineer answer within 48 hours.

The SDK is not a public download. The evaluation path establishes the hardware target, ingest path, and support scope before delivery. Evaluation hardware ships from U.S. stock.

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01YUAN hardware

02Evaluation scope

03Engineer answer

Buying a product?

You are building your own device — NexVDO SDK plus YUAN hardware inside your product.

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Commissioning a system?

You need an integrated stack delivered and supported — hardware, software, and integration through Neteon.

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SDK access, without ambiguity.

How is NexVDO licensed?

NexVDO is included free with YUAN hardware. Access is delivered through a supported evaluation path.

Can I download the SDK directly?

No public SDK download is published. Request an evaluation so the build, hardware target, and support scope can be matched.

Which platforms does the SDK target?

YUAN publishes NVIDIA Jetson and Intel x86 targets, cross-platform unified APIs, and support for Windows, Linux, and embedded systems.

What support comes with an evaluation?

An engineer answers the evaluation request within 48 hours. Published support resources and escalation paths are listed on the support page. See the support model →

Evaluate on real hardware

Bring the camera path, output target, and hardware constraints. An engineer answers within 48 hours.

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Browse developer resources while the evaluation path is scoped.