This blog post was originally published at videantis' website. It is reprinted here with the permission of videantis. Technology more and more influences how we live our daily lives. Whether it’s new technology in our vehicle that prevents us from getting into an accident, our mobile phone that connects us to our friends and family, […]
Tony Picard, Vice President of Sales at videantis, demonstrates the company's latest embedded vision technologies and products at the January 2019 Consumer Electronics Show. Specifically, Picard gives an overview of videantis and demos deep learning, computer vision, and video coding technology for automotive applications. Headquartered in Hannover, Germany, videantis provides leading processor technology to its
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Augmented reality (AR) and related technologies and products are becoming increasingly popular and prevalent, led by their adoption in smartphones, tablets and other mobile computing and communications devices. While developers of more deeply embedded platforms are also motivated to incorporate AR capabilities in their products, the comparative scarcity of processing, memory, storage, and networking resources
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The ability to "stitch" together (offline or in real-time) multiple images taken simultaneously by multiple cameras and/or sequentially by a single camera, in both cases capturing varying viewpoints of a scene, is becoming an increasingly appealing (if not necessary) capability in an expanding variety of applications. High quality of results is a critical requirement, one
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Marco Jacobs, VP of Marketing at videantis, presents the "Computer-vision-based 360-degree Video Systems: Architectures, Algorithms and Trade-offs" tutorial at the May 2017 Embedded Vision Summit. 360-degree video systems use multiple cameras to capture a complete view of their surroundings. These systems are being adopted in cars, drones, virtual reality, and online streaming systems. At first
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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VR (virtual reality) systems are beginning to incorporate practical computer vision techniques, dramatically improving the user experience as well as reducing system cost. This article provides an overview of embedded vision opportunities in virtual reality systems, such as environmental mapping, gesture interface, and eye tracking, along with implementation details. It also introduces an industry alliance
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UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles), commonly known as drones, are a rapidly growing market and increasingly leverage embedded vision technology for digital video stabilization, autonomous navigation, and terrain analysis, among other functions. This article reviews drone market sizes and trends, and then discusses embedded vision technology applications in drones, such as image quality optimization, autonomous navigation,
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Marco Jacobs, Vice President of Marketing at videantis, presents the "Computer Vision in Cars: Status, Challenges, and Trends" tutorial at the May 2016 Embedded Vision Summit. Just as horse carriages were replaced by cars in the 1920s, human operators in our cars will be replaced by electronics in the 2020s. The benefits are tremendous: self-driving
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This article was originally published at videantis' website. It is reprinted here with the permission of videantis. The field of automotive ADAS solutions is growing rapidly. Several systems are already on the market and even more are in development. To help you navigate the many acronyms in use, here’s a helpful list of definitions. Please
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