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Read our embedded vision blog to learn about the impact computer and multi-view stereo vision is having on development of Amazon’s delivery drones.
Read our embedded vision blog to learn about polarization cameras used for detecting and analyzing difficult to see objects.
Augmented reality is for more than gaming. Researchers are experimenting with applying the technology to help low vision sufferers to “see” better.
Machine learning and artificial intelligence are being put to work to make drones and UAVs safer, even in emergency scenarios.
Drone flight is revolutionizing the delivery services industry, most notably in emergency scenarios in hard-to-access locations.
The addition of machine vision and AI to 3D printing machines gives the technology an important boost in the rapidly changing manufacturing landscape.
Read our AIA Embedded Vision blog to learn about embedded vision in drone technology and how it’s being leveraged for supply chain management.
Read our AIA Embedded Vision blog to discover the future of smart contact lenses by offering vision correction and additional medical benefits to the wearer.
Read our AIA Embedded Vision blog to discover how NASA’s humanoid robot, equipped with LiDAR and a MultiSense SL camera, will help humans colonize Mars.
Read our AIA Embedded Vision blog to discover the role of embedded vision in the healthcare industry to provide faster treatment and improved care.
Read our AIA Embedded Vision blog to learn about synthetic vision systems in the aviation industry to improve pilot safety during challenging weather conditions.
Read our AIA blog to learn the importance of embedded vision and imaging sensors in autonomous cars to detect speed and distance of objects.
Embedded vision systems offer many safety advantages in the automotive industry. Learn more about embedded sensors by reading the AIA embedded vision blog.
Read the AIA blog to learn more about the different types of 3D vision technologies and the role they play in improving application performance.
Embedded vision is readily used for industrial inspection purposes to eliminate dangerous jobs and improve efficiency. Read the AIA embedded vision blog to learn more.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to understand the different applications for embedded vision in ophthalmic imaging to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to learn more about the advances in embedded vision technology to enhance advanced driver assistance systems performance.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to learn how 2D and 3D automated optical inspection is leveraged to accomplish more electronics inspection requirements.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to get an understanding of what deep embedded vision is and how it is put to work.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to learn about the Italian Institute of Technology’s fascinating iCub and how neuromorphic embedded vision helps it to see.
Read the AIA embedded vision blog to learn how embedded vision systems are different from machine vision systems.
Embedded vision improves robotic performance in many ways. Read the blog to learn about embedded vision in robotics.
Embedded vision systems for eye tracking enable far more accurate and realistic virtual reality renderings. Read the blog to learn how.
Embedded vision processors are typically field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) or or graphics processing units (GPUs).
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Embedded Vision systems enable advanced ADAS systems, beyond what other forms of sensors can do. Read the blog to learn the latest in ADAS.
Embedded vision technology is turning a corner in its evolution with advanced technology and demand heating up. Read the blog to learn more.
Field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are a robust processor for embedded vision systems. Read the blog to learn how FPGAs are used in embedded vision.
Smart cameras are a form of embedded vision but they differ greatly from other embedded vision systems. Read the blog to learn more.
Embedded vision has grown rapidly for its ability to handle tasks traditional vision systems can’t. Read the blog to learn about tech trends drive this growth.
Embedded vision development in the medical field faces a few obstacles, but innovative products with embedded vision are highly successful.
Embedded vision is being used in the defense sector for the development of futuristic new technologies. Read the blog to learn more!
Embedded vision will play a vital role in the future of production. Read the blog to learn how embedded vision will enable autonomous factories and more.
Embedded vision is set to have a strong 2019 with higher sales and deeper market penetration. Read the blog to learn about 2019 trends in embedded vision.
Embedded vision is disrupting the medical field. From medical devices to remote diagnostics, medical professionals are seeing the benefits of embedded vision.
Embedded vision plays an essential function in the basic operation of drones, particularly in agriculture and infrastructure inspection.
Rising adoption of embedded vision is creating a wealth of product innovation as new players enter this emerging market. Read the blog to learn more!
Machine vision software is advancing and improving imaging capabilities in high dynamic range, 3D, OCR applications and more. Read the blog to learn more.
Embedded vision technology is playing a central role in the progression of augmented reality and virtual reality technology. Read the blog to learn more!
Embedded vision is changing the way humans and machines interact. From total immersion to skill augmentation, embedded vision is what transforms our products.
Vision integrators are tasked with staying ahead of the latest in machine vision and embedded vision design. Read about the latest vision innovations.
Embedded vision in automotive robotics is improving productivity and adding much-needed flexibility to production for automotive manufacturers.
Embedded vision in the automotive, electronics, robotics and semiconductor industries is a disruptive technology with major potential productivity benefits.
Embedded vision is the driving force behind exciting new breakthroughs in augmented reality (AR). AR technology, enabled by embedded vision, has numerous potential uses inside and outside of the factory setting.
Embedded vision technology is a disruptive form of industrial vision with potential uses in a wide range of industries. Read the blog to understand what comprises embedded vision technology.
Embedded vision standards and machine vision standards are converging and creating new applications in the military. On land, air and sea, embedded vision is becoming an increasingly important part of military technology.
Embedded systems in industrial vision applications focus specifically on image capture and processing. Embedded within larger systems, they’re similar to other embedded technology. Read the blog to understand what embedded systems are for industrial applications.
Augmented reality (AR) is an exciting new technology with a wide range of potential uses. Embedded vision plays a vital role in providing visual data for AR technology. As embedded vision technology advances, the market for AR technology will grow exponentially.
The retail industry is experiencing a technological revolution. Brick and mortar stores have to compete with the convenience of online shopping. They’re now turning to embedded vision and related technologies to cut costs and improve the customer’s experience.
Advances in embedded vision technology are driving the market forward. Smart cameras lead all sales of embedded vision systems, while processing capabilities continue to expand and increase the commercial viability of different embedded vision systems.
Today’s autonomous vehicles leverage complex networks of embedded sensing layers to provide critical navigation information. Multiple streams of data are collected, combined and analyzed for true autonomy.
From verifying inbound and outbound shipments to eliminating mis-ship fines, embedded vision is used in a number of ways in supply chain management.
Convolutional neural networks (CNN) are a type of machine learning often deployed alongside embedded vision systems, mainly used for pattern and image recognition applications.
Embedded vision systems give robots the intelligence and dexterity to pick fruits.
Open embedded vision systems are on the cutting-edge of innovation in vision technology and opening up entirely new possibilities for widespread use.
Vision systems have been used in security and surveillance for decades, but embedded vision is changing the nature and potential applications in these industries.
Embedded vision technology can vary greatly in function but not in design. It is a revolutionary technology now emerging into the machine vision industry.
Embedded vision systems have major disruptive potential in a wide range of industries.
From physician telepresence to in-home monitoring of patients, embedded vision is improving access to healthcare around the world.
Capturing multiple streams of vision and quickly processing a wealth of data, embedded vision technology is leading the way to full autonomy by improving 3D mapping capabilities.
The rapid proliferation of ADAS systems in automobiles is a prime example of embedded vision technology’s potential to transform the way we interact with our products.
Visual simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is quickly becoming an important advancement in embedded vision with many different possible applications.
Embedded vision systems have the potential to transform how imaging and vision technology are leveraged in industrial and consumer applications.
Embedded vision has the potential to open up new applications and shape the future of entire industries. But what exactly is it?
Embedded vision systems are a relatively new addition to the world of machine vision and vision streaming, but they have the potential to radically transform the future of vision systems.
Embedded machine vision technology can be produced at much lower costs and with far less power consumption than traditional devices. Ultimately, that means the current PC-based vision paradigm used in many sectors may give way to a more versatile, multifaceted approach.
As science has advanced, it has called upon increasingly subtle tools for augmenting human vision. These days, machine vision systems can work together with more traditional tools to deepen the data that can be collected.
Machine vision systems are driving advancements in robotics, drone technology, and more. One might think the systems are complicated, taking years to master – but in truth, some are simple and others are complex. Every system relies on a few basic components. Let’s learn about them now...
VR is different from other technologies thanks to the intersection of two factors: Interactivity and immersion. While phones and gadgets offer interactivity, immersion – providing users with depth and breadth of information comparable to sensory experience – is a new frontier.
Are you up to date on the standards driving machine vision innovation? As with any industry that depends on precision engineering and information technology, machine vision benefits from a variety of standards helping to ensure that components from various vendors can be synthesized into high-quality systems. Let’s review some of the most important vision standards in 2016.
Camera and machine vision technologies are advancing faster than ever, and the prevalence of unmanned aerial vehicles – commonly known as UAVs – is one of the main drivers of innovation. In addition to logistics, agriculture, and the many industrial applications of drones, they’re finding a new home among photographers, cinematographers, and more.
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