Videos

Halim Theny, Director of Application Enginneering at VeriSilicon, demonstrates the company’s latest embedded vision technologies and products at the December 2017 Embedded Vision Alliance Vision Industry and Technology Forum. Specifically, Theny demonstrates VeriSilicon’s latest vision processor IP with neural network capabilities. This demo features three neural networks simultaneously running on a FPGA, individually performing image […]

Deepak Boppana, Senior Director of Product and Segment Marketing at Lattice Semiconductor, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the December 2017 Embedded Vision Alliance Vision Industry and Technology Forum. Specifically, Boppana provides an overview of how Lattice’s FPGAs enable low-power implementations of embedded vision applications, including 3D depth mapping for obstacle

Robert Fulton, Senior Staff Applications Engineer at Achronix Semiconductor, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the December 2017 Embedded Vision Alliance Vision Industry and Technology Forum. Specifically, Fulton demonstrates Speedcore™ eFPGA capabilities on the company's 16 nm (16FF+) validation chip. The Achronix AC16tTC01AC01A is a 16-nm validation device that contains a

Charles Macfarlane, VP of Marketing for Codeplay Software Ltd, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the December 2017 Embedded Vision Alliance Vision Industry and Technology Forum. Specifically, Macfarlane demonstrates how his company enables ADAS application development on Renesas’ R-Car products. Codeplay's OpenCL and SYCL open standards-based development solutions for high-performance systems

What interface is suitable for your embedded vision application? In Basler's latest Vision Campus video, an autonomous-driving lawnmower handles the garden chores. The mower is an example of a lean, affordable embedded vision system comprised of a camera module and a processing board. Yet which interface is best suited to let the two components exchange

Stereo vision is the next big step in camera applications, and this demo shows PathPartner’s lead in stereo camera solutions. PathPartner's fully in-house developed solution consists of a camera module, its associated software, and an Android mobile application. The camera module is MIPI-compliant and uses OmniVision’s OV10823 image sensors with 10.5 megapixel resolution. The software

Today, many medical devices are equipped with cameras. Imaging technology has contributed a great deal to the progress made by medical diagnostics and procedures since the early 1800s. The comprehensive image data that cameras deliver makes both the diagnosis process and the interventions that follow easier. In Basler's latest Vision Campus video, Thies Möller describes

Synopsys' Gordon Cooper demonstrates YOLO (You Only Look Once) on the DesignWare EV6x Embedded Vision Processor with CNN, at the 2017 ARC Processor Summit. The demo shows localization of bounding boxes around objects in the video, and identifies the objects. The CNN graph takes a frame of data in the image and determines the object