WALNUT CREEK, Calif., September 5, 2013 — The Embedded Vision Alliance (www.Embedded-Vision.com) today announced that Sony Corporation (www.sony.net) has joined the Alliance as a Technology Member, bringing the group’s membership to 33 companies. “Sony is excited to join the Embedded Vision Alliance and work with other technology leaders in the areas of imaging and image […]
In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights: Embedded Vision Summit Updates Moving Object Detection and Digital Video Stabilization The Automotive Safety "Vision" Goes Mainstream Embedded Vision Community Conversations Embedded Vision in the News LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, The Embedded Vision Summit East, a technical educational forum for product creators interested in incorporating visual
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Nokia and partner Microsoft, whose Lumia 1020 I wrote about two days ago, don’t (of course) have exclusive license to innovation within the camera-inclusive smartphone space. Take, for example, Samsung’s Galaxy S4 Zoom, built (as the name implies) on the foundation of the Galaxy S4 precursor that Argus Insights CEO John Feland discussed in a
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As a recently published article authored by the Alliance notes, modern smartphones provide abundant imaging-related hardware resources and corresponding operating system and application capabilities that, while they might have been originally intended for still and video photography and videoconferencing purposes, are equally applicable to a variety of embedded vision applications. Perhaps no phone platform exemplifies
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Earlier this month, I passed along word of the teardown of the Leap Motion gesture interface peripheral, one of the better-known recent embedded vision examples by virtue of its consumer electronics focus and consequent extensive potential-customer interest and press coverage. This time, with thanks to EDN Magazinefor the heads-up, I'm able to pass along to
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London (Aug. 20, 2013) – While the British government last week launched a new video surveillance code of practice, the event will have limited impact on growth of the UK market for video surveillance equipment, according to a new report from IHS Inc. (NYSE: IHS), a leading global source of critical information and insight. The
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As past presentations and documentation have hopefully already made clear, Xilinx views its Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoCs (combining "soft" FPGA fabric and dual ARM Cortex-A9 "hard" cores) as ideal processing platforms for implementing embedded vision designs. For more on the topic, specifically as it relates to OpenCV (the open-source computer vision library), check out the
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In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights: A New Embedded Vision Summit Presenter and Alliance Member Meeting Presentation Eye-Catching Applications For High Speed Vision Opportunities and Challenges for Embedded Vision on Mobile Devices Embedded Vision Community Conversations Embedded Vision in the News LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, Last time, I alerted you to the
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By Vin Ratford Executive Director, Embedded Vision Alliance This blog post was originally published at EE Times' Industrial Control Design Line. It is reprinted here with the permission of EE Times. This week, I've invited my colleague Vin Ratford to share his perspective on the central role of image sensors in embedded vision. Vin has
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Professor Masatoshi Ishikawa of Tokyo University delivers the keynote presentation, "High Speed Vision and Its Applications — Sensor Fusion, Dynamic Image Control, Vision Architecture, and Meta-Perception," at the July 2013 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Meeting. High speed vision processing and various applications based on it are expected to become increasingly common due to continued improvement
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