Brian Dipert

The Evolution Of Gesture Interfaces: Leap Motion Achieves A Press Coverage Clean Sweep

We in the embedded vision industry live in amazing times, I'm regularly (and thankfully) reminded. Not a single day goes by lately that I'm not archiving an information tidbit (or, usually, multiple ones) for future consideration in a news writeup, an article, or a video interview. And the breakthroughs aren't just being covered by narrowly […]

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March 2012 Embedded Vision Alliance Summit Market Trends Presentation

IMS Research senior analyst Tom Hackenberg delivers an embedded vision application market trends presentation at the late-March 2012 Embedded Vision Alliance Summit. Tom analyzes the potential fit for embedded vision in a plethora of applications, spanning established, developing and emerging markets. He discusses both opportunities and barriers to entry in each application, as well as

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Saudi Arabia – A Fast Growing Market for Video Surveillance Equipment

Northampton, 28 May 2012: IMS Research (recently acquired by IHS Inc. (NYSE:IHS)), has just published the second edition of its Middle East Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment report. The 2012 edition forecasts that the market in Saudi Arabia will grow strongly to overtake that of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to become second

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RecognizeMe: Underwhelming Facial Recognition, As Least Initially

Back in early April, I mentioned a facial recognition program called RecognizeMe, available for "jailbroken" Apple iOS-based hardware. I went ahead and dropped $2.99 on the program, then installed it on my fourth-generation iPod touch and two iPhone 4s (AT&T and Verizon); my first-generation iPad doesn't have a front-facing camera and is therefore not a

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Don’t Use Samsung’s New Smart TVs While Standing In Front Of A Window

Samsung's new webcam-implemented, function-augmented televisions may be controversial from a privacy standpoint, and may be sluggish and otherwise underwhelming on their operation. But the company sure seems to know how to promote them, as the above commercial suggests. 😉 Thanks to GigaOM for the heads-up. And a happy upcoming Memorial Day weekend to my Stateside

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A Free Embedded Vision Webcast: Register Now, It’s Coming Up Fast!

Jeff Bier, founder of the Embedded Vision Alliance and co-founder and President of BDTI, will be presenting a webcast (developed in partnership with Vision Systems Design Magazine) on Tuesday, June 5. Here's a short description: What You'll Learn: What market and technology forces are fueling embedded vision’s rapid transition from niche to ubiquity How to

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SceneTap: A Face Detection Privacy Flap

Back in September of last year, I introduced you to SceneTap, a service that uses webcams to provide a dynamically updated count of how many people are currently in a bar, restaurant, etc…along with estimates of male-to-female and age ratios, thereby implementing not only human face detection but also rudimentary face recognition (gender and age,

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An Introduction to the Market for Embedded Vision in Automotive Driver Assistance Applications

Brian Dipert, Editor-In-Chief of the Embedded Vision Alliance, interviews Helena Perslow, Senior Market Analyst at IMS Research, on May 21, 2012. In this second video of a planned series with various IMS Research analysts, Brian and Helena discuss (among other things) the various applications for embedded vision in automotive driver assistance (ADAS) applications, the degree

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