Embedded vision market mapped with online tool

Share this on social media:

The Edge AI and Vision Alliance, formerly the Embedded Vision Alliance, has launched a web-based tool that maps the embedded vision market.

The Embedded Vision and Visual AI Industry Map, developed with Woodside Capital Partners, provides a new way to visualise the embedded vision market. It is a resource for embedded vision professionals to identify prospective customers, suppliers and partners.

'Today, hundreds of companies are developing embedded vision and visual AI building-block technologies, such as processors, algorithms and camera modules – and thousands of companies are creating systems and solutions incorporating these technologies,' said Rudy Burger, managing director of Woodside Capital Partners. 'With so many companies in the space, and new companies entering constantly, it has become difficult to find the companies that match a specific profile or need. We’ve created the Embedded Vision and Visual AI Industry Map to address this challenge.'

The map is a free-to-use tool that provides an easy, efficient way to understand how hundreds of companies fit into the vision industry ecosystem. The tool displays companies within different layers of the vision value chain, and in specific end-application markets.

The map covers the entire embedded vision and visual AI value chain, from sub-components to complete systems.

'From our immersion in the embedded vision and visual AI industry over the past eight years, we know that the right company-to-company partnerships are essential,' said Jeff Bier, founder of the Edge AI and Vision Alliance. 'We’re excited to provide this industry map to help people efficiently find the companies they want to partner with – and to help companies make themselves more visible.'

The Embedded Vision and Visual AI Industry Map is available for all to access here: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/resources/industrymap/.

Stephen Su shares how Arm’s Cortex-M85 processor and software ecosystem can be leveraged to overcome the constraints of microcontroller unit platforms

16 March 2023

Advances in the technology suggest this may be a tipping point, says Rafael Romay-Juarez at this year's EMVA Business Conference

05 May 2023

Image: Sergey Nivens/shutterstock.com

12 April 2023

Stephen Su shares how Arm’s Cortex-M85 processor and software ecosystem can be leveraged to overcome the constraints of microcontroller unit platforms

16 March 2023

The FSM-IMX570 Devkit provides a simple, coherent framework for quickly developing a working prototype of an indirect time-of-flight embedded vision system

15 March 2023