Technology demonstrations from more than 30 participating companies at next week's Embedded Vision Summit supplement the computer vision concepts presented in the event's three presentation tracks, providing tangible examples of those concepts implemented in silicon and software. In the Technology Showcase, you'll be able to discover suppliers and enabling products that you can use in […]
Delivering the processing performance required by computer vision applications (typically tens of billions of operations per second) with cost and power consumption appropriate for mass-market products is a tough challenge. Just in the past few months, several new vision-specific co-processors, offered as licensable cores for incorporation into chips, have been announced, joining multiple previously introduced
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Three-dimensional computer vision, once reserved for exotic applications like capturing the movements of actors for animated movies, became a mainstream technology with the introduction of the Microsoft Kinect in 2010. Since then, numerous 3D vision devices have emerged for cost-sensitive markets, such as the Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet (which uses Intel's RealSense depth camera
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One-Day Summit Features 24 Expert Talks Plus 2 Keynotes Focused on Creating Products Using Computer Vision Walnut Creek, CA — April 16, 2015 — The Embedded Vision Alliance is pleased to announce its complete agenda for the fifth Embedded Vision Summit, May 12th at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. This educational forum
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Industry standards are critical to enabling widespread adoption of any new technology. With respect to embedded vision, they include such topics as APIs (application programming interfaces) and algorithm libraries. For example, Khronos' new OpenVX standard enables cross-platform acceleration of computer vision algorithms. Khronos' OpenCL framework is often used for writing computer vision programs that execute
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System and software developers who want to build their skills in practical computer vision implementation techniques will want to check out the in-depth workshops being presented on May 11th and 13th in Santa Clara, California, in conjunction with the May 12th Embedded Vision Summit. Details on all four of the currently planned workshops are on
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If you have followed recent news from companies like Baidu, Google, IBM, Microsoft, Qualcomm and Yahoo, you know that deep neural networks (and, in particular, convolutional neural networks) are becoming a very popular means of extracting meaning from images. If you want to understand the practical aspects of using neural networks for vision, you will
System and software developers who want to build their skills in practical computer vision implementation techniques will want to check out the in-depth workshops being presented on May 11th and 13th in Santa Clara, California, in conjunction with the May 12th Embedded Vision Summit. Details on three of the workshops, including online registration facilities, are
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Three-Day Event Spans Applications from Automotive to Toys with Hands-On Workshops, Innovative Speakers and Live Demonstrations Walnut Creek, CA — March 12, 2015 — The Embedded Vision Alliance is pleased to announce the fifth Embedded Vision Summit, May 12th at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. The Summit is book-ended by hands-on workshops
Added to this year's Embedded Vision Summit are sessions focused on computer vision business opportunities, market trends, and applications. They're tailored for engineering and corporate management attendees, along with analysts, editors, and others who don't require in-depth technology details but are instead interested in application and market overview information and other bigger-picture topics. The first
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