The more complex types of computer vision require artificial intelligence (AI) to process the input, just as anything more complex than a reflex reaction to human vision needs a visual cortex.

The business applications for computer vision—when machines can see, process and then act on visual input—are nearly endless. What seems like a fairly straightforward skill took decades of ...

No more manual pig weighing! Discover how computer vision is cutting the weighing time by 24 times and letting farmers work ...

This type of processing typically needs input data provided by a computer vision system, acting as a vision sensor and providing high-level information about the environment and the robot.

With the rapid advancement of technology, computer vision has gradually emerged in various industries, particularly in the fruit and vegetable sector, where its application prospects are particularly ...

What is computer vision? Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence that is focused on processing images and videos to extract meaningful information. Examples of computer vision in ...

Agencies are interested in using computer vision to enhance their missions and improve security. But what is computer vision technology, and how can feds use it? An interior view of the atrium in the ...

Computer vision combines machine learning, data processing, and AI to develop innovative solutions that find use-cases on a daily basis.

Presented as a virtual event, the Embedded Vision Summit will examine the latest developments in practical computer vision and edge AI processing. In my role as the summit’s general chair, I reviewed ...

Chip designer Ambarella has announced a new computer vision chip for processing artificial intelligence at the edge.