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Analogue Video Surveillance Equipment Still Dominant in the Consumer Market

Wellingborough, U.K. (19 November 2012) – Analogue security cameras accounted for 87 percent of total camera shipments in the consumer and DIY video surveillance market, according to a recent market report from IMS Research, part of IHS Inc. (NYSE:IHS). However, unlike the professional market, the consumer market is not predicted to see a significant revenue […]

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ID’ing The Intoxicated: Embedded Vision Picks Out The Inebriated

Speaking of infrared imaging…researchers Georgia Koukiou and Vassilis Anastassopoulos of the University of Patras in Greece recently published (in the International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics) the results of a study of 20 volunteers to test sobriety (or not) by means of computer algorithms. By doing infrared scans of the volunteers' faces both

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Google’s Book Scanning: An Open Source Offering

One of the more impressive embedded vision implementations (IMHO) that I've come across, albeit one of the more potentially troubling from a copyright infringement perspective, is Google's book-scanning, de-warping system. As detailed in patent 7,508,978, filed in September 2004 and awarded to the company in March 2009 (with thanks to CNET-via-Slashdot for the summary): Google's

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Embedded Vision Insights: November 13, 2012 Edition

In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights: Upcoming Events An Embedded Vision Introduction Processor Suppliers Eye Embedded Vision Embedded Vision Community Conversations Embedded Vision in the News LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, In the previous edition of the Embedded Vision Insights newsletter, I indicated that we'd recently bolstered the amount of published video content

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Kinect For Windows Advancements: 3-D Modeling And JavaScript Projects

As I've discussed in a number of past news writeups, Microsoft has now broadened its vision for the Kinect 3-D camera (and microphone array) system beyond its Xbox 360 game console origins to also encompass computer interfaces, thereby formalizing a relationship that existed from Kinect's earliest days courtesy of the hacker community. PC-optimized hardware began

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CogniMem Technologies Garners Frost & Sullivan Technology Accolades

Embedded Vision Alliance Member CogniMem Technologies announced yesterday that it was the recipient of a 2012 North American New Product Innovation Award from Frost & Sullivan (a technology analysis and consultancy firm) for CogniMem's CM1K Neural Network System-On-Chip. The entire analysis report is available for download from CogniMem's website (PDF). Here are some summary excerpts:

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The Society For Information Display Showcases Gesture Interfaces

If you're located in or near Silicon Valley (or aren't, but have access to a computer), are interested in gesture-based user interfaces, and don't have any plans for tomorrow evening, this post is for you. The Bay Area SID (Society for Information Display) chapter sponsors monthly technical seminars on various display-related topics, for SID members

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