Tag: image processing

Vicharak has launched the Vaaman, a high-performance edge computing SBC designed for advanced computing tasks. It features a six-core ARM CPU and an Efinix Trion T120 FPGA with 112,128 logic elements. Optimized for hardware acceleration, it provides a 300-MBps link between the CPU and...

With the increased amounts of data generated by IoT applications, the scope of integrating AI technologies tends to create some excellent opportunities for handling smart ecosystems. As the computing power of an IoT system decides the compatibility of implementing AI functionalities, it...

Computer vision applications that range from object detection and pattern recognition to computational healthcare and security surveillance systems take the input image for further processing, which in traditional hardware implementation has a vision sensing and vision processing...

Recent breakthroughs in embedded machine learning have increased the demand for TinyML applications. In dealing with TinyML, there is an excellent platform to get started and build complex projects, Edge Impulse. We have also witnessed several new embedded devices coming to market...

Taiwan-based embedded electronic device manufacturer, NEXCOM has unveiled a 3.5-inch embedded computer board, X200, built around the 11th Generation Intel Core Processor. Decently sized high-performance computer is designed to bring in digital transformation in AI image processing...

Ambarella announced the CV5 AI Vision SoC for AI applications using its specialized computer vision technology. The AI Vision SoC features 8K video or 4K video processing along with video encoding/decoding, and CVflow computer vision processing in a single, low-power design. The SoC is...

MV is the ability of a computer to see using analog to digital conversion and digital signal processing. The key characteristics that make a machine vision module better are sensitivity and resolution. These systems allow machines to see a broader spectrum of wavelengths such as x-rays,...

JeVois, which can be translated from French as: I see, is an open-source quad-core camera that can be connected easily with your project whether you are using Arduino, Raspberry Pi or just running it on your PC. JeVois contains a video sensor, quad-core CPU, USB video and a serial port in...