computer vision
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Computer Vision Community Develops JOYCE, a Humanoid Robot with Intelligent Vision using Data-in-Picture Technology JOYCE from Immervision is the first humanoid robot developed by the computer vision community to help machines gain human-like perception and beyond. This humanoid robot JOYCE invites the community to help her gain a better understanding of her environment by upgrading her optics, sensors, and AI algorithms to further advance computer vision technologies. … |
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OpenCV Launches Open Source Hardware called OpenCV AI Kit (OAK) for AI and Computer Vision Based Applications Recently launched, OpenCV AI Kit (OAK) is a family of open-hardware Myriad X-based hardware solution for computer vision by OpenCV. The open-source ecosystem composed of MIT-licensed hardware, software, and AI training allows the users to embed the super-power of spatial AI plus accelerated computer vision functions into your product. … |
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Ultra-Compact 60 FPS Camera Module for Simplifying Computer Vision Applications Luxonis has introduced MegaAI, which is an ultra-compact, low power, depthAI-compatible computer vision module that supports 4k30 encode and 4k60 streaming from an on-board camera module. With AI/CV pipeline properly engineered into a tiny, embeddable form factor, MegaAI becomes the best bet for engineers and researchers if they want to directly integrate by OEMs and expand… |
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New Global Shutter Image Sensors for Next-Generation Computer-Vision Applications STMicroelectronics has come up with high-speed image sensors that use a global shutter for capturing distortion-free images when in motion or when near-infrared illumination is required. The new sensors namely VD55G0 with 640 x 600 pixels and the VD56G3 with 1.5 Mpixels (1124 x 1364) measure 2.6mm x 2.5mm and 3.6mm x 4.3mm, respectively. This makes them… |
