Forum focuses on developments in practical use of computer vision

Computer vision, also called visual AI, is the use of digital processing and intelligent algorithms to interpret meaning from images or video. Computer vision has mainly been a field of academic research over the past several decades. Today, however, a major transformation is underway.

Due to the emergence of very powerful, low-cost, and energy-efficient processing, it has become possible to incorporate practical computer vision capabilities into embedded systems, mobile devices, PCs, and the cloud. Over the next few years, it is predicted there will be a rapid proliferation of vision technology into many kinds of systems.

“As an active member of the Embedded Vision Alliance, Lattice is committed to enabling the growth of flexible, low power embedded vision technology through innovative solutions such as Video Interface Platform and Lattice sensAI stack. The Vision Industry and Technology Forum brings together distinguished speakers and invited audience drawn from the Alliance’s more than 90 member companies, and Lattice is honoured to host and participate in this important Forum,” said Deepak Boppana, Sr. Director Segment and Solutions Marketing.

Presentation topics include: 

• New results from the Alliance’s 2018 Computer Vision Developer Survey.
• Deploying computer vision at scale to reduce the risk of older patients falling in hospitals and other healthcare settings.
• Using computer vision at the edge to allow vehicle fleet operators to monitor and improve the safety of their drivers.
• Unique perspectives and data on fundamental trends in ADAS and autonomous vehicles.
• New approaches to enabling automated design of computationally efficient deep neural networks.