This blog post was originally published by Mobileye, an Intel company. It is reprinted here with the permission of Intel. At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, we presented an unedited 25 minute-long video of a Mobileye self-driving car navigating the busy streets of Jerusalem. The video was published, first and foremost, for the sake […]
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This blog post was originally published at Ambarella’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Ambarella. Automotive mirrors may soon be a thing of the past. Experts recommend that you check your mirrors every five seconds when driving—all three mirrors, rearview and both side views. That’s twelve times per minute, sixty times every
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With the new Python API, Vimba Suite 4.0 Enables Rapid Prototyping of Vision Applications Stadtroda, Germany, May 26, 2020 – Allied Vision has released a new version of its Software Development Kit Vimba. Vimba 4.0 offers a Python Application Programming Interface (API). In addition to the established APIs for C, C++ and .NET, developers can
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This article was originally published by AutoVision News on behalf of Agolux. It is reprinted here with the permission of AutoVision News and Algolux. Algolux has taken home the top award from the 2020 Tech.AD Europe Conference, based on voting by members of the automotive and autonomous vehicle industries. The company’s Eos Embedded Perception Software
This blog post was originally published at videantis’ website. It is reprinted here with the permission of videantis. In 2016 we wrote an article titled “what are all these automotive cameras doing?” about how and where we saw automotive cameras being integrated into consumer vehicles. These cameras are combined with intelligent visual processing primarily to
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This market research report was originally published at Yole Développement’s website, and is extracted from “Sensing and Computing for ADAS Vehicle 2020 Report.” It is reprinted here with the permission of Yole Développement. Outlines: Better sensor performance to enable automated driving. A sensor market worth US$22.4 billion in 2025, led by radars. Greater ADAS functionality
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The significant increase in enabling technology and applications made up of AI, sensors, hardware, software and IC processors has had a profound impact on the automotive industry and the advancement of driver assistance technology and autonomous vehicles. This in turn, has contributed to the creation of a market that is expected to ship 15 million
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This blog post was originally published at SLAMcore’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of SLAMcore. The three most challenging questions in autonomous robotics are: where am I? how far away are the objects around me? and, what are those objects? The vast majority of robot failures stem from an inability to answer
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This market research report was originally published at Yole Développement’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Yole Développement. The smallest camera in the world for endoscopes is based on a fully wafer bonded technology, with CIS, packaging and optic on the same wafer. Reverse costing with: Analysis of the camera module structure,
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Taking the first steps to making safety-critical 3D graphics for the automotive market a reality London, England; 29th April 2020 – Imagination Technologies new OpenGL® SC (Safety-Critical) 2.0 driver development for its automotive graphics processing units (GPUs) enables automotive OEMs and Tier 1s to benefit from GPU acceleration in safety-critical applications. Automotive applications such as
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