In this edition of Embedded Vision Insights:
- An Abundance of New Video Content
- OpenCV and ADAS Presentations
- Market Trends Reports
- Embedded Vision Community Conversations
- Embedded Vision in the News
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR |
Dear Colleague, In the most recent edition of Embedded Vision Insights, I mentioned that the first three videos from last month's Embedded Vision Summit had just been published to the Alliance website. Over the past two weeks, I've been busy posting additional content, including a market analysis presentation from the next-day Embedded Vision Alliance Member Summit. So here's an update. As of today, nearly six hours' worth of new, publicly-accessible videos spanning a diversity of embedded vision hardware, software and other topics are now online. This translates to more than a day's worth of cumulative video content on the Alliance website. Links to several of the new videos can be found below. More than an hour's worth of additional Summit content should appear soon. And if you're an Alliance company representative who would like a tutorial on embedded vision and the Alliance opportunity, please let me know and I'll send you a private link to last month's "Boot Camp" presentation. We're already hard at work on the next Embedded Vision Alliance Member Summit, currently scheduled for Tuesday, December 11 in Austin, Texas. And speaking of Austin, the 2012 edition of the IMS Research Touch Gesture Motion conference will be (not coincidentally) held the subsequent two days in the same city, at the Barton Creek Resort. If you're interested in attending, use discount code EVA10 when registering, for a 10% discount off the full delegate price. And if you're an Alliance company representative who's interested in attending, drop me an email for your particular code and discount percentage. Also mentioned in a recent Embedded Vision Insights newsletter was the announcement that Aptina Imaging had joined the Alliance. A just-published news writeup provides more details on Aptina and its embedded vision activities and aspirations. Stay tuned for coming-soon equivalent coverage on the Alliance's newest (and 26th) member, LSI (which some of you may better recognize by its former name, LSI Logic). Welcome, LSI, to the Embedded Vision Alliance! I'll close with the reminder that I always welcome correspondence from any newsletter recipient or website visitor, with your feedback on how the Alliance can do a better job of servicing your needs. Thanks as always for your support of the Embedded Vision Alliance, and for your interest in and contributions to embedded vision technologies, products and applications. Brian Dipert |
FEATURED VIDEOS |
September 2012 Embedded Vision Summit Afternoon Keynote: Gary Bradski, OpenCV Foundation
September 2012 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Summit Market Trends Presentation
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FEATURED ARTICLES |
ROI Makes ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) An Easy Sell
Brazil’s Network Video Surveillance Market Aims to Catch Up
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FEATURED COMMUNITY DISCUSSIONS |
Close-Range Gesture Control vs. Touch HD Video Processing using Xilinx's Zynq-7000 EPP for Intelligent Video Systems An Introduction to the Market for Embedded Vision in Machine Vision Applications
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FEATURED NEWS |
Aptina Imaging: The Embedded Vision Alliance Keeps Expanding Xilinx Accelerates Automotive Driver Assistance Deployment at SAE Convergence 2012 Apple's Latest Tablet Upgrades: Embedded Vision Application Developers Will be Pleased
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