Brian Dipert

A Collision Avoidance System Demonstration on CogniVue’s CV220X Image Cognition Processor

CogniVue's collision avoidance system demonstration uses the CV220X Image Cognition Processor to detect and track a vehicle's lane as well as detect and track an obstacle vehicle in the path of the host vehicle. An alarm indicator signals when the obstacle vehicle comes within a warning threshold distance. The CV220X offers the best performance, per […]

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Making Commercials More Engaging: Embedded Vision’s Trying

Some of you may have been already following the recent spat of back-and-forth lawsuits between DISH Networks and a group of broadcasters. In brief, at January's CES (Consumer Electronics Show), DISH introduced a PVR (personal video recorder, also sometimes called a DVR aka digitial video recorder) called Hopper, which simultaneously recorded up to six programs

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Adding Gesture Control to Google Earth Using a Microsoft Kinect

CogniMem’s Chris McCormick, applications engineer, demonstrates how the addition of CogniMem’s general-purpose and scalable pattern recognition technology can be used to add hand  gesture control to applications like Google Earth, in combination with the Microsoft Kinect. Cognimem CM1K is a massively parallel pattern recognition hardware accelerator than can learn and recognize in real time, as

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Playing “World of Goo” Via Hand Gestures, Using CogniMem’s Pattern Recognition Technology

This example game is being played using only hand gestures, by means of a Microsoft Kinect paired with a CogniMem Technologies CM1K neural network processor. The extended multi-level play is suggestive of the robustness of the implementation. No modifications were made either to the game itself or to the Kinect peripheral. For more, see this

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From Lipstick to Security: Facial Recognition Without High-Resolution Complexity

Speaking of face-related embedded vision topics…a month back, I told you how smartphone-based software was being used to make makeup suggestions. And ten months ago (for example), I told you about revolutionary techniques being employed to improve face recognition accuracy. Do you think I can link these two themes? Of course I can…with a little

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