Results for: computer vision
AI Accelerated Experiences & Security with Windows on Snapdragon
The 2021 ARM DevSummit was held from October 19 to 21, 2021. At the Summit, I took part in a presentation with Marcus Perryman, Principal Engineer – Windows Team at Microsoft, titled AI Accelerated...
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What’s Next in Image Processing at the Edge with NexOptic
The term image processing encompasses many different tasks, including computational photography, computer vision algorithms, and even basics like image compression. One aspect all of these processes...
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How Juganu’s Smart Lighting Paves the way for the Smart Cities of Tomorrow
Today, there are new IoT deployments springing up all over world ranging from intelligent factories (IIoT) to smart cities. But deploying IoT devices and setting up communications between them across...
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Improving VR Performance Using Motion Estimation OpenGL Extensions
Co-written by Jonathan Wicks and Sam Holmes XR presents many challenges, with its high framerate requirements, high resolution, and low latency, all within a small power and thermal budget. One...
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Pushing the Limits of Drones with Skydio Autonomy
Drones hold the potential to touch a myriad of industries, unlock new business outcomes, and deliver countless benefits. This is especially true when legacy methods involve heavy equipment that can...
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Deploying robotics applications — Using image segmentation to drive the Turtlebot3 Burger
Image segmentation is a process of subdividing an image into constituent parts or objects for detailed analysis. The resulting high-level information is useful in computer vision applications, like...
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Top 5 QDN Projects for 2019
Technology resources available through Qualcomm Developer Network (QDN) are used by many different types of developers around the world ranging from our industry customers, OEMs, and ecosystem...
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A handful of FIRST students, hundreds of dominoes, and our Rube Goldberg Machine
What’s the simplest way to go from IMPOSSIBLE to POSSIBLE?
Well, you could just walk across the room and knock down the I and the M:
But that’s not the Rube Goldberg way! That’s not the FIRST way...
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Handling Moving Objects in Video Capture
Computer vision applications often need to process multi-frame images, such as those acquired through video capture. As a result, one of the most important aspects of this processing is the ability...
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How to avoid slamming into things with SLAM
With advances towards semi and fully-autonomous machines such as robots, drones, and passenger vehicles, the need for precise and reliable path finding and obstacle avoidance has become a huge...
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