e-con Systems launches Darsi Pro edge AI vision box powered by NVIDIA Jetson

e-con Systems last week said it will launch its first AI vision box, Darsi Pro, at CES 2026. The system is built on the NVIDIA Jetson platform and integrates cloud-based device management, multi-sensor connectivity, and industrial reliability, said the company.

“e-con Systems is entering a new phase—moving from a camera provider to a complete vision and compute platform partner,” stated Ashok Babu, president of e-con Systems. “Darsi Pro, powered by NVIDIA Jetson, simplifies the entire edge AI deployment cycle by bringing edge AI compute, multi-sensor connectivity, and proven camera expertise together in one rugged solution.”

“This gives developers a faster, more reliable path to production for autonomous mobile robots [AMRs], delivery robots, warehouse systems, and intelligent transportation systems and all from a single source,” he said.

With more than 20 years of experience in embedded vision, e-con Systems has developed products including OEM cameras and edge AI compute platforms. The company, which has offices in St. Louis, Mo., and Chennai, India, supplies industries such as robotics, mobility, medical and life science, agriculture, and sports analytics.

Darsi Pro designed for physical AI applications

Darsi Pro delivers up to 100 TOPS (trillions of operations per second) of AI performance and offers a production-ready platform for next-generation autonomous systems, said e-con Systems. Its GMSL variant supports connectivity up to eight synchronized GMSL cameras and is compatible with NVIDIA JetPack 6 and higher versions.

e-con systems listed Darsi Pro features for advanced autonomous workloads and next-generation physical AI applications:

Extensive camera compatibility: The system integrates with e-con Systems’ wide range of embedded cameras, offering flexibility to select the right imaging module for diverse vision applications.
Multi-sensor fusion: Darsi Pro supports synchronized inputs from cameras, lidar, radar, inertial measurement units (IMUs), and other sensors using Precision Time Protocol (PTP) for real-time perception and decision-making.
Flexible connectivity: Dual GbE with Power over Ethernet (PoE), USB 3.2, HDMI, CAN, GPIO, IMU and wireless modules enable deployment across diverse environments and mobility platforms.
Cloud management: e-con said its CloVis Central cloud-based device management platform enables secure over-the-air (OTA) updates, remote configuration, and device and health monitoring.
Industrial-grade reliability: Darsi Pro has a rugged enclosure for a wide operating temperature range and field-ready durability for demanding indoor and outdoor environments.

e-con Systems is also developing additional Darsi variants, including a PoE-based model and support for NVIDIA Jetson Thor.

Global integration, customization support is available

e-con Systems asserted that it is becoming single trusted vendor for sourcing and integrating compute modules, carrier boards, cameras, and software frameworks. The company claimed that its unified platform works “out of the box.”

Darsi Pro builds on e-con’s experience in embedded imaging — including GMSL2/FPD-Link/Ethernet cameras and advanced Image Signal Processor (ISP) tuning — ensuring reliable and consistent performance for intelligent vision-driven use cases, it said.

e-con Systems noted that its portfolio of products includes MIPI camera modules, GMSL cameras, USB 3.2 cameras, depth cameras, GigE cameras, HDR cameras, low light cameras, and more. They are currently embedded in more than 350 customer products, and the company said it has have shipped over 2 million cameras to the U.S., Europe, Japan, South Korea, and many other countries.

In addition, e-con offers customization services and “end-to-end integration support for its cameras and compute box to ensure that unique application requirements can be easily met.”

e-con Systems to exhibit at CES 2026

At CES next month, e-con Systems plans to demonstrate real-world autonomous applications such as automated license plate recognition (ALPR) and a delivery robot powered by Darsi and its advanced cameras.

Visitors can also see how its high-resolution, ultra-low-light cameras are integrated into a customer’s inventory robot to enable navigation, obstacle detection, and automated shelf analytics.

The showcase will take place from Jan. 6 to 9, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), North Hall, Booth 9574, along with live demonstrations of mobility, robotics, and intelligent traffic systems (ITS). Meeting slots are now available with e-con’s vision experts.