PowerVR CLDNN API makes it easy for developers to create CNNs on GPUs LONDON, UK – 25th January 2018 – Imagination Technologies announces the first PowerVR CLDNN SDK for developing neural network applications on PowerVR GPUs. The neural network SDK makes it easy for developers to create Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) using PowerVR hardware. Both […]
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This article was originally published at Lattice Semiconductor's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Lattice Semiconductor. The rapid rise in the number of sensors that are being integrated into the current generation of embedded designs, as well as the integration of low cost cameras and displays, have opened the door to a
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PowerVR Series8XT four-Cluster IP designed to support ultra-high resolutions and multiple displays LONDON, UK—24th January 2018–Imagination Technologies announces a new, high performance GPU core that supports the multiple, ultra-high resolution displays for cluster, Head-Up Display (HUD) and infotainment that automotive manufactures are fitting to car interiors from 2018 onwards. Thanks to an 80% fillrate density improvement
Following the release of the initial model with 12 Mpix at 333 Fps, XIMEA is now ready for orders of two additional versions with speeds up to 3500 frames per second. MUNSTER, Germany – 2018-01-22 – The exceptionally fast PCIe interface allows the xiB-64 camera family to stream data at speeds as high as 64
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Martin Lass, Product Marketing Manager for 3D ToF (time-of-flight) imagers at Infineon, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, Lass demonstrates use cases for an automotive in-cabin sensing solution, based on the REAL3 ToF imager with 352×288 pixel resolution and a wide FOV (field of
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Every year we see amazing technology at CES, including innovations in automotive, smart robots, drones, AR/VR, smart home appliances and many other technologies. One of the things that’s exciting to follow is the advancement from expensive, futuristic gadgets to useful, practical devices. This year showed huge progress in that direction, but also included a fair
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Mikael Soderberg, Senior Director of Technology at Luxoft, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, Soderberg demonstrates the company's newly developed automotive reference platform (ARP), designed to enhance digital cockpit development. Co-developed with Intel, the platform is designed to power the digital cockpits of the
Toshi Torihara, Vice President of Morpho US, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, Torihara gives an introduction to the company's CES hospitality suite demonstrations, including highlights of AI-based face bokeh and the latest EIS (electronic image stabilization), which utilizes IMU (inertial measurement unit) sensor
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Marco Jacobs, Vice President of Marketing at videantis, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, Jacobs gives an introduction to videantis, its position in the market, and its low power, scaleable deep learning and vision processor families. Videantis demonstrations include SLAM, CNNs, pedestrian detection, and
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NVIDIA DRIVE Enables Automakers to Create Self-Driving Vehicles That Can Operate Safely Even When Faults Are Detected Wednesday, January 10, 2018—CES—NVIDIA today unveiled details of its functional safety architecture for NVIDIA DRIVE™, its AI autonomous vehicle platform, which uses redundant and diverse functions to enable vehicles to operate safely, even in the event of faults
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