by Ian Weightman, President, IMS Research, May 23, 2011 Over the past 12 months it has become increasingly apparent that embedded vision and its associated analytics are going to be one of the most important technologies that will drive new product innovation over the next decade. Its potential was really brought into focus at IMS […]
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by Shehrzad Qureshi Senior Engineer, BDTI May 14, 2011 A typical processing pipeline for computer vision is given in Figure 1 below: The focus of this article is on the lens correction block. In less than ideal optical systems, like those which will be found in cheaper smartphones and tablets, incoming frames will tend to
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Jeff Bier has a conversation with Jose Alvarez to gain insights into R&D and Engineering for Embedded Vision at Xilinx.
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This is an interesting video shared by someone in the EVA community, showing a military application for embedded vision. Most of the sensors are IR and radar.
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Robot uses machine vision to locate hair follicle and then manipulate a "dermal punch". http://techland.time.com/2011/04/26/now-robots-can-save-you-from-baldness-as-long-as-youre-not-blond/
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http://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligence/2310-predator-better-than-kinect.html
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Link is courtesy of www.computervisioncentral.com.
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John Honovich offers his insight on the patent infingement suit by Object Video. http://ipvideomarket.info/report/objectvideo_lawsuit_bosch_samsung_and_sony
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This is definitely one of the coolest applications for computer vision. The flying robot is receiving control information from a computer vision system that watches the court and tracks the tennis ball. Stick with the video long enough to see two of these robots keeping a volley going between each other. http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2383177,00.asp
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Vin Ratford describes the future of Embedded Vision.
Conversation with Vin Ratford, Sr. VP of Marketing, Xilinx Read More +
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