Demand for computer vision has never been stronger. Propelled by advances in deep learning, a staggering number of devices and applications utilizing vision and artificial intelligence (AI) have hit the market. While employing vision and deep learning in embedded systems poses a challenge, it is becoming a requirement. Here is a look at the variety of markets and use cases in which embedded intelligent vision has become a must-have component.
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Markets that require vision and imaging on embedded systems (Image: CEVA)
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