Videantis showcases low power vision processor IP at the Embedded Vision Summit
Videantis and partners demonstrate advanced embedded vision algorithms running on lowest power, highest performance unified video/vision processor
Hannover, Germany, April 30, 2015 – Videantis, the leading licensor of video/vision processor IP and optimized application libraries for automotive, mobile, and consumer markets, will showcase its licensable solutions at the Embedded Vision Summit on May 12th in Santa Clara.
Videantis will show joint customer and partner silicon demonstrations that use the v-MP4000HDX scalable processor architecture to implement high-performance vision applications in a low-power and small-silicon-area footprint.
Altera and videantis have jointly developed a concept demonstration that combines an Altera Cyclone V FPGA with the videantis v-MP4280HDX vision processor. The combined solution runs a wide variety of computer vision functions like pedestrian detection, face detection, feature detection and optical flow.
Developed together with VISCODA, Structure from Motion allows the capture of 3D information using a standard, single, 2D camera. The application will be shown running on the videantis v-MP4280HDX processor in real-time at very low power consumption. Marco Jacobs, VP Marketing, will present an accompanying talk on this subject titled “3D from 2D: Theory, Implementation and Applications of Structure from Motion”.
In addition, videantis has the following technologies on display at the show:
- High-performance, scalable, licensable video/vision processor IP
- Pedestrian detection using histogram of oriented gradients descriptors
- Face detection using Haar object detection
- Low-delay, 10/12-bit video codecs for Ethernet AVB
- Seamless OpenCV acceleration providing a 1000x power reduction
The Embedded Vision Summit takes place on May 12th at the Santa Clara Convention Center. To request a meeting, please email sales@videantis.com or call us at +1 (888) 812-0814 x100.
About videantis
Headquartered in Hannover, Germany, videantis GmbH is a one-stop video and vision processor IP and solution provider delivering flexible multi-standard HW/SW video, imaging, and vision solutions for automotive, mobile, and consumer. Based on a unified processor platform approach that is licensed to chip manufacturers, videantis provides tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of its customers. With their core competencies of deep video application expert know-how and strong SOC design and system architecture expertise, videantis passionately serves a worldwide customer base with a diverse range of target applications, such as advanced driver assistance systems, mobile phones, in-car infotainment, and over-the-top TV.
For more information about videantis, please visit www.videantis.com.
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