LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, Next month, Lattice Semiconductor will deliver the free webinar "Delivering Milliwatt AI to the Edge with Ultra-Low Power FPGAs" in partnership with the Embedded Vision Alliance. Low power FPGAs are well suited for implementing machine learning inferencing at the edge, given their inherent parallel architecture along with the ability […]
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Chris Osterwood, Founder and CEO of Capable Robot Components, presents the “How to Choose a 3D Vision Sensor” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. Designers of autonomous vehicles, robots and many other systems are faced with a critical challenge: Which 3D vision sensor technology to use? There are a wide variety of sensors
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Clay D. Montgomery, Freelance Embedded Multimedia Developer at Montgomery One, presents the “Building Complete Embedded Vision Systems on Linux—From Camera to Display” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. There’s a huge wealth of open-source software components available today for embedding vision on the latest SoCs from suppliers such as NXP, Broadcom, TI and
Nishita Sant, Computer Vision Manager, and Greg Chu, Senior Computer Vision Scientist, both of GumGum, present the “Creating Efficient, Flexible and Scalable Cloud Computer Vision Applications: An Introduction” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. Given the growing utility of computer vision applications, how can you deploy these services in high-traffic production environments? Sant
If you live in (or near) Cambridge, Massachusetts, the Boston Imaging and Vision Meetup Group would like to invite you to a series of talks taking place on the evening of Wednesday, October 16. Presentations include: "Advanced AI Solution for Medical Device" by Ron Soferman, CEO of RSIP Vision, who will share his experience on
Chris Osterwood, Founder and CEO of Capable Robot Components, presents the “Selecting the Right Imager for Your Embedded Vision Application” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. The performance of your embedded vision product is inexorably linked to the imager and lens it uses. Selecting these critical components is sometimes overwhelming due to the
The Embedded Vision Alliance is conducting our annual survey to understand what types of technologies are needed by product developers who are incorporating computer vision in new systems and applications. This is our sixth year conducting this survey and we want to make sure we have your input to help guide the focus of technology
Jessica Gehlhar, formerly an imaging engineer at Edmund Optics, presents the “Introduction to Optics for Embedded Vision” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. This talk provides an introduction to optics for embedded vision system and algorithm developers. Gehlhar begins by presenting fundamental imaging lens specifications and quality metrics such as MTF. She explains
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, Every year the Embedded Vision Alliance surveys computer vision developers to understand what chips and tools they use to build visual AI systems. This is our sixth year conducting the survey and we want to make sure we have your input, since many technology suppliers use the survey results
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Satya Mallick, Interim CEO of OpenCV.org, presents the “OpenCV: Current Status and Future Plans” tutorial at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. With over two million downloads per week, OpenCV is the most popular open source computer vision library in the world. It implements over 2500 opt- imized algorithms, works on all major operating systems,
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