Ben Chehebar, co-founder of Compology, delivers the presentation "Using Vision to Improve Waste Collection Efficiency" at the December 2016 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Meeting. Chehebar describes a novel vision-based solution that is dramatically improving the efficiency of trash collection.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, If you're creating systems that see, the Embedded Vision Summit is the place to be! Plan now to join us May 1-3, 2017 in Santa Clara as stakeholders from every corner of the world's embedded vision ecosystem gather to examine the latest advances in computer vision, machine learning, and
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Computers can learn a lot about a person from their face – even if they don’t uniquely identify that person. Assessments of age range, gender, ethnicity, gaze direction, attention span, emotional state and other attributes are all now possible at real-time speeds, via advanced algorithms running on cost-effective hardware. This article provides an overview of
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Before a still image or video stream can be analyzed, it must first be captured and transferred to the processing subsystem. Cameras, along with the interfaces that connect them to the remainder of the system, are therefore critical aspects of any computer vision design. This article provides an overview of camera interfaces, and discusses their
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, The Embedded Vision Summit is the most important industry event for innovators developing and deploying products using computer vision. Next year’s Summit will take place May 1-3, 2017 in Santa Clara, California. We are assembling the presentation program and have a limited number of presentation opportunities. We are looking
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FEATURED VIDEOS "Implementing Eye Tracking for Medical, Automotive and Headset Applications," a Presentation from Xilinx and EyeTech Digital Systems When humans communicate with each other, we get important cues from watching each other’s eyes. Similarly, machines can gain valuable information and new capabilities by detecting and tracking users’ gazes. Robust eye tracking was once limited
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FEATURED VIDEOS "Low-power Embedded Vision: A Face Tracker Case Study," a Presentation from Synopsys The ability to reliably detect and track individual objects or people has numerous applications, for example in the video-surveillance and home entertainment fields. While this has proven to be a challenging problem, recent years have brought higher performance solutions such as
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Nik Gagvani, President and General Manager of CheckVideo, delivers the presentation "Intelligent Video Surveillance: Are We There Yet?" at the September 2016 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Meeting. Gagvani provides an insider's perspective on vision-enabled video surveillance applications.
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Vivienne Sze, Assistant Professor at MIT, delivers the presentation "Energy-efficient Hardware for Embedded Vision and Deep Convolutional Neural Networks" at the September 2016 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Meeting. Sze describes the results of her team's recent research on optimized hardware for deep learning. Followup: per Professor Sze, "Slides available at: http://www.rle.mit.edu/eems/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Sze-Energy-Efficient-Hardware-for-Embedded-Vision-and-Deep-Learning-CVPR-2016-EVW.pdf".
Dr. John Glossner, President of the HSA Foundation and CEO of GPT-US, delivers the presentation "Enabling Efficient Heterogeneous Processing Through Coherency" at the September 2016 Embedded Vision Alliance Member Meeting. Glossner describes the organization's goals and deliverables for enabling heterogeneous programming.
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