As those of you who've been monitoring the upcoming events page on the Alliance website (or who saw a previous news post) already know, Embedded Vision Alliance founder Jeff Bier spoke at Alliance member company National Instruments' NIWeek Conference earlier today. Bier's talk, titled "Development and Deployment of Embedded Vision in Industry: An Update," was summarized and promoted via the following abstract:
Increasingly powerful, inexpensive processors and image sensors are enabling the incorporation of vision capabilities in a wide range of products such as point-of-sale kiosks, medical devices, automotive safety systems, and smartphones. At this session, get an update on the development and deployment of embedded vision technology in industry and explore important advancements in enabling technologies, including processors, sensors, development platforms, and standards. Also examine the new Embedded Vision Alliance map of the embedded vision industry.
For those of you who weren't able to attend NIWeek (or Jeff's talk there) this year, or who were in the audience but would like a copy of the foilset for future reference, we're happy to oblige. Head here for the 2.4 MByte, 21-slide PDF download; note that Alliance website registration (and subsequent login) are if-necessary required prior to access.
