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CIFF TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
CIFF CODECFOR THE IMPROVEDBATTLESPACE
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION USINGALREADY DEPLOYED
ASSETSENABLING TECHNOLOGY FOR NETWORK CENTRIC
WARFARE
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3. CIFF CODEC MAJOR FEATURES

• Unified Lossy and Lossless
• Still Image, Video I-frame and IP-frame
• Symmetrical Encoding / Decoding
• Ultralow Codec Latency
• All 3 Video Scalabilities
• Highest Error Resilience
• Integer Arithmetic
• No Multiplication Division
• 444, 422, 420, 400 YUV RGB

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4. CIFF CAPTURE
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5. CIFF CAPTUREPREPROCESSING(DENOISING)
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6. CIFF CAPTURE PREPROCESSING
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7. CIFF PLAYER
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8. CIFF PLAYER POSTPROCESSING
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9. CIFF PLAYER POSTPROCESSING
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10. HIGH RESOLUTION BENEFITS

• Future proof available today
• Better situation awareness
• More reliable machine analysis
• Simpler decision making
• Accurate targeting
• IED activities spotting
• Collateral damage minimization
• Better evidence in disputed case
• Decrease political burden

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11. ULTRALOW LATENCY BENEFITS

• Milliseconds latency
• Faster information delivery
• Faster decision making
• Faster time-sensitive targeting
• Faster C4ISR
• Faster UAS operator response
• Enabling air-refueling of UAV
• EO, IR Hyperspectral synchronization
• Saving lives

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12. BEST QUALITY
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13. I-FRAME CIFF VS. I-FRAME OTHERWEDDING
1920x1080 25fps 420
Average PSNR dB
CIFF-CIFF WITH REDUCED LEVEL OF DETAILS.
CRCOMPRESSION RATIO
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14. I-CIFF VERSUS INTERFRAME (IPB)WEDDING
1920x1080 25fps 420
Average PSNR dB
CIFF-CIFF WITH REDUCED LEVEL OF DETAILS.
CRCOMPRESSION RATIO
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15. I-FRAME CIFF VS. IP-FRAME CIFF
VIDEO SEQUENCE I-FRAME CIFF I-FRAME CIFF IP-FRAME CIFF IP-FRAME CIFF IP RATIO I RATIO
VIDEO SEQUENCE RATIO PSNRdB RATIO PSNRdB IP RATIO I RATIO
Parklot 47.77 34.87 369.48 34.98 7.73
Show 33.58 33.33 169.91 33.32 5.06
Lobby 24.51 31.62 114.91 31.71 4.69
akiyo 36.14 34.36 164.52 34.33 4.55
AFP1 42.09 33.54 191.57 33.49 4.55
Hallway 64.78 36.34 263.43 36.08 4.07
Stairs 42.16 34.27 171.40 34.13 4.07
Dark 102.05 37.98 400.00 37.59 3.92
door 31.06 32.60 93.66 32.00 3.02
Zodiac (HD) 54.46 34.21 162.64 34.05 2.99
Passing 53.18 35.18 145.92 34.92 2.74
AFP2 69.24 36.26 165.30 36.03 2.39
Blue 70.27 36.29 160.13 35.51 2.28
Catalina1 76.74 36.44 130.11 35.88 1.70
IR 56.80 32.62 84.97 32.47 1.50
AFP3 46.42 33.75 61.45 33.55 1.32
AVERAGE IP-FRAME CIFF / I-FRAME CIFF RATIO AVERAGE IP-FRAME CIFF / I-FRAME CIFF RATIO AVERAGE IP-FRAME CIFF / I-FRAME CIFF RATIO AVERAGE IP-FRAME CIFF / I-FRAME CIFF RATIO AVERAGE IP-FRAME CIFF / I-FRAME CIFF RATIO 3.54
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16. FASTEST SPEED
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17. WEDDING 1920x1080 25fps 420
Encoder Speed fps Decoder Speed fps
CIFF-CIFF WITH REDUCED LEVEL OF DETAILS.
CRCOMPRESSION RATIO
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18. WEDDING 1920x1080 25fps 420
Encoder Speed fps Decoder Speed fps
CIFF-CIFF WITH REDUCED LEVEL OF DETAILS.
CRCOMPRESSION RATIO
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19. INSTRUCTIONS PER PIXELEncoding COLOR
Decoding
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20. INSTRUCTIONS PER PIXELEncoding GRAYSCALE
Decoding
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21. LOWEST MEMORY SIZE
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22. ENCODING MEMORY BUFFER

• Smallest encoding memory buffer
• 22..1427 times lt JPEG
• 165..8992 times lt JPEG2000 w/o tiles
• 56..868 times lt JPEG2000 with 128x128
• 45..851 times lt JPEG2000 with 32x32
• lack of memory in 1GB PC

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23. DECODING MEMORY BUFFER

• Smallest decoding memory buffer
• 19..857 times lt JPEG
• 116..8129 times lt JPEG2000 w/o tiles
• 42..866 times lt JPEG2000 with 128x128
• 31..906 times lt JPEG2000 with 32x32
• lack of memory in 1GB PC

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24. SPATIAL SCALABILITY
Different resolutions
in the bitstream
QCIF
CIF
SDTV
HDTV
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25. SPATIAL SCALABILITY
HDTV 1920x1080
¼ QCIF 120x68
QCIF 240x135
CIF 480x270
SDTV 960x540
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26. SPATIAL SCALABILITY BENEFITS

• UDTV streaming from UAS
• UDTV extraction in GCS
• HDTV extraction in a notebook
• SDTV extraction in a toughbook
• CIF extraction in PDA
• Simultaneous receiption of all resolutions
• Instant resolution change
• Instant bandwidth change
• Decoder power savings

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27. TEMPORAL SCALABILITY
Improving quality by decreasing frame rate
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28. TEMPORAL SCALABILITY BENEFITS

• HDTV frame rate from close UAS
• Dropping selected HDTV frames
• SDTV frame rate from far UAS
• Dropping selected SDTV frames
• Quality increase with dropping frames
• Bandwidth savings
• Encoder power savings
• Decoder power savings
• Avoids MPEG dropping problems

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29. QUALITY SCALABILITY
Improving quality by decompressing more bits from
the bitstream
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30. QUALITY SCALABILITY BENEFITS

• Operator selectable
• Faster video encoding
• Smaller encoder latency
• Smaller encoder cost
• Encoder power savings
• Faster video decoding
• Smaller decoder latency
• Smaller decoder cost
• Decoder power savings

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31. EFFECT OF ERRORS DURING TRANSMISSION
(BER1.E-4)
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32. ERROR RESILIENCE BENEFITS 1

• Better quality of each frame
• No error propagation
• Frame blur vs. MPEG blocks
• Smaller bandwidth with less FEC
• Best quality without jamming
• Best quality during jamming
• Without FEC at 1.E-6 BER for HDTV
• Without FEC at 1.E-5 BER for SDTV
• Without FEC at 1.E-4 BER for CIF

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33. ERROR RESILIENCE BENEFITS 2

• Simpler FEC can be used
• Faster FEC encoding
• Smaller encoder latency
• Smaller encoder cost
• Encoder power savings
• Faster FEC decoding
• Smaller decoder latency
• Smaller decoder cost
• Decoder power savings

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34. DEFENSE APPLICATIONS

• Unmanned manned vehicles
• Warfighters
• Satellites
• Surveillance
• Telemedicine
• Smart weapons
• Loitering weapons
• Face recognition for laser-guided bullets
• EO, IR, SAR Hyperspectral sensors

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35. UAS WITH ANALOG LINK
UAV
EO IR SAR
ANALOG LINK
GROUND STATION
STORAGE
COMPUTER MONITOR
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36. UAS WITH ANALOG LINK
FAST ENCODING/DECODING LOW LATENCY SMALL WEIGHT
SIZE LOW POWER HEAT INTEROPERABILITY
UAV
EO IR SAR
ANALOG LINK
PC
PDA
GROUND STATION
CIFF DECODER
CIFF DECODER
STORAGE
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
CIFF ENCODER
(OPT)TRANS- CODER TO MPEG-2/4
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37. UAS WITH DIGITAL LINK
FAST ENCODING/DECODING HIGH ERROR RESILIENCE LOW
LATENCY SMALL WEIGHT SIZE LOW POWER
HEAT INTEROPERABILITY
UAV
CIFF ENCODER
EO IR SAR
DIGITAL LINK
PC
PDA
GROUND STATION
CIFF DECODER
CIFF DECODER
STORAGE
CIFF DECODER
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
(OPT)TRANS- CODER TO MPEG-2/4
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38. UAS WITH NETWORK LINK
FAST ENCODING/DECODING HIGH ERROR RESILIENCE LOW
LATENCY SMALL WEIGHT SIZE LOW POWER
HEAT INTEROPERABILITY
UAV
CIFF ENCODER
EO IR SAR
NETWORK UDP LINK
PC
PDA
GROUND STATION
CIFF DECODER
CIFF DECODER
STORAGE
CIFF DECODER
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
COMPUTER MONITOR
(OPT)TRANS- CODER TO MPEG-2/4
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39. HIGH BANDWIDTH CIFF BENEFITS

• Example 100 Mbps link
• EDTV color 8192x4096x15 fps
• EDTV grayscale 8192x4096x30 fps
• UDTV color 3x3840x2160x25 fps
• UDTV grayscale 5x3840x2160x25 fps
• HDTV color 10x1920x1080x25 fps
• HDTV grayscale 20x1920x1080x25 fps

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CDL LOS 274 Mbps 137 Mbps
CDL LOS 10.71 Mbps
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41. MID BANDWIDTH CIFF BENEFITS

• Example 10 Mbps link
• EDTV color 8192x4096x1.5 fps
• EDTV grayscale 8192x4096x3 fps
• UDTV color 3840x2160x6 fps
• UDTV grayscale 3840x2160x12 fps
• HDTV color 1920x1080x25 fps
• HDTV grayscale 2x1920x1080x25 fps
• SDTV color 4x720x480x30 fps
• SDTV grayscale 8x720x480x30 fps

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Ku BAND 47.9/40 Mbps 30/20 Mbps 8.67/1.5 Mbps
LINK-16 238 kbps 115.2 kbps 57.6 kbps 31.6 kbps
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43. LOW BANDWIDTH CIFF BENEFITS

• Example 238 kbps link
• UDTV color 3840x2160x0.3 fps
• UDTV grayscale 3840x2160x0.6 fps
• HDTV color 1920x1080x0.6 fps
• HDTV grayscale 1920x1080x1.2 fps
• SDTV color 720x480x3 fps
• SDTV grayscale 720x480x6 fps

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44. HARDWARE FOR NEW ASSETS

• Lowest cost
• No dividers
• No multipliers
• Ultralow power
• Integer arithmetic
• Very low complexity
• Small integrated memory
• Ultrafast encoding and decoding
• 1 square mm silicon for UDTV

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45. PROPOSED CHIP FEATURES

• 1920 x 1080 x 30fps 35MHz 20mW
• 3840 x 2160 x 30fps 140MHz 80mW
• 8192 x 4096 x 20fps 350MHz 200mW
• 1920 x 1080 x 300fps 350MHz 200mW
• Slow-motion 10 x HD frame rate
• Additional circular buffer for slow-motion frames
  for detailed post-event analysis
• Preliminary design data before full RTL core
  simulation

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46. CIFF CONTAINER BENEFITS

• Future proof container format
• Any video codec as plug-in
• Any audio codec as plug-in
• Any metadata codec as plug-in
• Any control codec as plug-in
• Any encryption as plug-in
• Any error correction as plug-in
• Any packetization as plug-in
• Multiple streams are synchronized

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47. WIRELESS HDMI NETWORK
DVR FUNCTION
ON THE ROAD
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48. CIFF HDMI CONNECTION
INSTEAD OF CLASSIC WIRED HDMI
CIFF P2P WIRELESS HDMI LINK
CIFF ROUTED WIRELESS HDMI LINK
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49. CIFF HDMI NODE

• Wireless HDMI IEEE802.11g/n
• Wired HDMI 10/100/1000 Base-T
• Transmitter at HDMI out port
• Receiver at HDMI in port
• AES-GCM-AEAD 256-bit encryption
• Single chip without external memory

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CIFF TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
DIRECTORS, OWNERS ASSIGNEES OF CIFF PATENT
APPLICATION ARE
Prof. dr. Milan Prokin, dipl. ing. Vladimir
Ceperkovic, dipl. ing. Saša Pavlovic Dušan
Mirkovic
CIFF PATENT APPLICATIONS IN
USA, Canada, Europe, Japan South Korea, China
(granted), Serbia, PCT
WORLDWIDE CIFF REPRESENTATIVE
Prof. dr. Milan Prokin, dipl. ing.
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CIFF TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

• Prof. dr. Milan Prokin
• 381-11-3016-595, 381-11-3016-596
• 1-310-880-9030, 381-64-4557-702
• proka_at_el.etf.rs, milan.prokin_at_gmail.com

CIFF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES LLC

• Michael Collins
• 1-410-326-3001
• 1-410-320-7906
• mc_at_ciffbe.com, mc_at_networxusa.com