What NDAA Compliance Means

Videology offers select embedded camera solutions that support NDAA Section 889 compliance requirements. Available across board-level cameras, zoom block cameras, and Edge AI-enabled platforms, these solutions are designed to help OEMs and system integrators meet compliance requirements while maintaining the imaging performance needed for demanding applications.

Whether you are developing systems for transportation infrastructure, defense and aerospace, industrial inspection, or scientific instrumentation, our team can help identify the NDAA Section 889 compliant camera configuration that best fits your application.

Understanding NDAA Section 889 Compliance

Section 889 of the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) restricts the use of certain telecommunications and video surveillance technologies in U.S. federal government applications and many federally funded projects.

As NDAA compliance increasingly becomes a requirement in supplier selection and system design, OEMs need confidence that their imaging solutions align with these expectations.

Videology supports these requirements by offering select camera solutions with NDAA Section 889 compliant configurations, enabling organizations to integrate imaging capabilities while supporting their compliance objectives.

For information on Section 889 requirements, visit the official U.S. Government guidance published by Acquisition.gov.

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NDAA Section 889 Compliance Areas

NDAA Section 889 compliant configurations are available across select Videology camera solutions. Depending on the product configuration, covered functions may include:

Image capture
Image processing
Video output & transmission
Networking & connectivity
Embedded AI processing
System memory & control

Covered functions vary by product and configuration. NDAA Section 889 compliance should be confirmed for the specific camera solution being evaluated.