Buffer Interprocess Sharing - BIPS

Buffer Interprocess Sharing (BIPS) – Zero-Copy IPC for High-Performance Embedded Linux Systems BIPS is a cutting-edge, zero-copy IPC (Interprocess Communication) framework engineered to accelerate large data exchange between processes in Linux-based systems. Designed with performance, flexibility, and scalability in mind, BIPS is ideal for AI/ML pipelines, computer vision, GStreamer applications, and real-time data sharing across microservices. By eliminating unnecessary memory copies, BIPS reduces latency and CPU usage, making it the perfect solution for edge computing, embedded AI, and high-bandwidth multimedia systems. Key Features: Zero-Copy Buffer Sharing: Enables efficient, direct memory sharing between producers and consumers with no data duplication. Multi-Process Architecture: Supports one-to-many and many-to-many process communication using named shared memory and synchronization mechanisms. Language Bindings: Fully compatible with both C++ and Python, providing seamles