Horizon Robotics

George Totolos, business development manager at Horizon Robotics, delivers a product demonstration at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. Totolos showcases Horizon's localization and mapping technology running on top of a Horizon Matrix 1.7 system. Totolos explains that Navnet works while requiring only a mono camera and is generating a point cloud map without the

George Totolos, business development manager at Horizon Robotics, delivers a product demonstration at the May 2019 Embedded Vision Summit. Totolos showcases Horizon's Matrix perception platform, winner of an Embedded Vision Alliance Vision Product of the Year award. The Matrix is a turnkey detection and classification solution using an FPGA-based implementation of Horizon's proprietary hardware in

Su Li, Senior Technical Account Manager at Horizon Robotics, delivers a product demonstration at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. Specifically, Li demonstrates the company’s autonomous driving computing platform, Matrix, based on Horizon Robotics’ self-developed embedded AI processor architecture, BPU2.0. Matrix has powerful perceptual computing capability and can provide high-performance sensing system for L4 autonomous

Su Li, Senior Technical Account Manager at Horizon Robotics, delivers a product demonstration at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. Specifically, Li demonstrates the company’s smart city solution using a surveillance video analytic system. Based on the Sunrise AI processor, an embedded AI computer vision chip developed by the company, Horizon Robotics uses a cutting-edge

Su Li, Senior Technical Account Manager at Horizon Robotics, delivers a product demonstration at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. Specifically, Li demonstrates the company’s smart retail solution using an AI-based face recognition camera, which can capture a maximum of 200 faces per frame, detect at 1080p full-frame rate and identify the age and gender