Bo Wu, the Technical Marketing Manager of Synopsys' Systems Group, is a name that is hopefully already familiar to many of you. Last September at the Embedded Vision Summit in Boston, Massachusetts, he delivered a presentation on "Optimization and Acceleration for OpenCV-Based Embedded Vision Applications" as well as representing Synopsys in a follow-on panel discussion […]
Adding one or several image sensors to a system, along with the necessary "muscle" to process the captured still and video frames, can notably enhance that system's capabilities and consequent appeal to potential customers. But then again, as editor-in-chief of the Embedded Vision Alliance, you'd expect me to harbor such a belief, right? Keep in
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Speaking of Apple's attempt to compensate for people's imperfections, the last paragraph of my previous writeup: Parziale also notes that the feature is optimized for the visually impaired thanks to VoiceOver in OS X. “VoiceOver helps positioning the card in front of the camera and the very fast image processing algorithm generates very quickly the
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Back in mid-December, I discussed the barcode as a pioneering computer-now-embedded vision application, in the context of reporting the death of its co-inventor, N. Joseph Woodland. As such, a related (and more advanced) OCR (optical character recognition) innovation from Apple that came out around the same time also caught my eye. Apple's latest iTunes v11
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In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights: Expanded Alliance Membership Embedded Vision on Mobile Electronics An Automotive Rear-View Camera Case Study Embedded Vision Community Conversations Embedded Vision in the News LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, At the beginning of the month, I pointed out the most recent press release from the Embedded Vision Alliance,
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Bo Wu, Technical Marketing Manager at Synopsys, presents the "Optimization and Acceleration for OpenCV-Based Embedded Vision Applications" tutorial within the "Using Tools, APIs and Design Techniques for Embedded Vision" technical session at the September 2012 Embedded Vision Summit.
Reach beyond the lens with Balwinder Kaur and Joe Rickson of Aptina Imaging as they break down Android's camera stack for the San Francisco Android User Group on August 28, 2012, including what's new and changed in "Jelly Bean" (Android 4.1). Ms. Kaur covers camera APIs and their functions inside Android. Mr. Rickson then discusses
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Janine Kutliroff, CEO, and Eli Elhadad, VP of Game Development, demonstrate Omek Interactive's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, they are demonstrating Omek’s close-range, high-resolution gesture recognition middleware, Grasp, in various example applications.
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Attendees at the 2012 HOT CHIPS symposium recently learned about Analog Devices’ new BF60x family of video and vision processors and their associated capabilities. Robert Bushey, principal architect and technologist, Embedded Systems Products and Technology Business Unit, presented about the BF60x family at the gathering, which is one of the semiconductor industry’s leading conferences on
In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights: An Abundance of New Site Content Software That Visually Learns All By Itself Visual Intelligence in Embedded Systems Embedded Vision Community Conversations Embedded Vision in the News LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, In the previous edition of Embedded Vision Insights, I mentioned that material from the December
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