Adding embedded processing to simple sensors can make them 'smart' - but that is just the beginning of the story
Neural networks will be the common language of the future for computer vision, according to Professor Jitendra Malik from UC Berkeley. Greg Blackman listened to his keynote at the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara
Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum cleaner relies on vision to navigate its way around a home. Mike Aldred from Dyson spoke about the product's development at the UKIVA machine vision conference in Milton Keynes, and Greg Blackman was there to hear the presentation
Allied Vision has introduced a camera platform targeted at the embedded vision market, with a list price starting at €99 and an ASIC image processing module
Greg Blackman reports from the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara, where Allied Vision launched its new camera platform
Virtual reality imaging startup, Lucid VR, has won the Embedded Vision Alliance’s Vision Tank competition at this year’s Embedded Vision Summit
Embedded vision looks set to disrupt the surveillance market, according to Michael Tusch of ARM. Greg Blackman reports on his presentation at the Embedded Vision Summit
The Embedded Vision Alliance has launched a service for its members to help build products using computer vision, which will be announced at the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara, California from 1 to 3 May
Embedded vision was one of the major trends at the 2016 Vision show in Stuttgart, writes Anne Wendel. For the classical machine vision industry, it seems to be the new hot topic, but how does the other side, the embedded community, view vision technology?
The Embedded Vision Study Group has recommended GenICam and OPC UA specifications as the first methods of choice for standardisation of embedded vision
Greg Blackman speaks to Torsten Wiesinger at Lucid Vision Labs, one of the newest industrial camera manufacturers on the block
A combination of vision, sensor and deep learning technologies are creating extraordinary developments in retail, writes Matthew Dale
Machine vision technology is improving quality control in automotive manufacturing, writes Andrew Williams
Keely Portway investigates the latest advances in 3D vision equipment, and how they could open up new industrial imaging applications