Videos

Brian Dipert, Editor-In-Chief of the Embedded Vision Alliance, interviews Colin Duggan, Analog Devices Director of Marketing. Brian and Colin discuss Analog Devices' newly announced and embedded vision-optimized Blackfin SoCs and the company's recent Embedded Vision Alliance membership upgrade to the Platinum tier. More generally, Brian and Colin talk about Analog Devices' perspectives on, and plans […]

The Blackfin BF608 and BF609 feature an analytics accelerator, the Pipelined Vision Processor. These Blackfins are optimized for variety of applications such as automotive driver assistance, industrial machine vision, and security & surveillance.

This video describes the new ADSP-BF60x series of high-performance Blackfin Processors.  The BF608 and 609 are optimized for embedded vision applications and the BF606 and 607 are optimized for high-performance general purpose DSP applications.

Watch as TI's Laurent Le Gal demonstrates an application by ecosystem partner Scalado that enables users to "remove" objects from pictures taken with their phones or tablets, right on the device, to create a perfect shot. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player

TI's Laurent Le Gal demonstrates how OMAP processor-based devices armed with image stabilization technology by Morpho can smooth out videos and images taken in shaky circumstances. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player

Watch as TI's Laurent Le Gal demonstrates OMAP platform-empowered 360-panorama imaging capabilities on a phone, in partnership with scalado. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player

Today’s mobile devices truly do make it possible to work anywhere, whether you’re accessing your desktop on the go or conferencing and collaborating with colleagues across time zones. See how Texas Instruments' OMAP processors are powering the new world of work. video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player

Try on and shop for the latest accessories – without ever leaving home. This demonstration of an augmented reality mirror uses face detection and tracking to give you a realistic preview of how accessories like Ray-Ban glasses will look before you buy. This demonstration is empowered by TI's OMAP processor and partner Total Immersion. video