English
Why we need an imaging IP core
Junko Yoshida, EETimes
2/13/2013 5:01 AM EST
NEW YORK -- Twenty years ago, imaging/vision was a subject matter that only camera manufacturers cared about.
Today, imaging has become a decidedly hot topic among a diverse world of system engineers, including those who build automotive electronics, mobile handsets, tablets, PCs, digital TVs and medical devices.
Imaging is now giving a machine the ability to see and understand the world. Sure, it ain’t perfect, but it is improving.
|
E-mail This Article | 
|
|
Printer-Friendly Page |
Related News
- Why Networks Need ASICs
- MIPI CSI 3, DSI 2 Tx & Rx Advanced Controller & PHY IP Cores available in major Fabs & Nodes for SOC Designs for Imaging and Display Applications
- Pinnacle Imaging Systems Announces Denali 3.0 Soft ISP & HDR Sensor Module for New Xilinx Kria SOM Platform and Vision AI Starter Kit
- Leopard Imaging Collaborates with Socionext, Hailo, and AWS to Launch EdgeTuring
- MulticoreWare Inc. Becomes CEVA's Trusted Partner for Imaging & Computer Vision
Breaking News
- Daejin semiconductor, takes over the distribution of Dolphin Design in Korea
- Foundry Market Tracking Toward Record-tying 23% Growth in 2021
- Allegro DVT and Beamr Announce the World's First Content-Adaptive Silicon IP Video Encoder
- Strategic Investment in proteanTecs from Industry Leaders MediaTek and Advantest Joined by Porsche Automobil Holding SE to Advance Electronics Health Monitoring
- Xiphera expands its Advanced Encryption Standard portfolio
Most Popular
- Alphawave IP: Interim results for the 6 months to 30 June 2021
- Xilinx and NEC Accelerate Next-Generation 5G Radio Units for Global Deployment
- Codasip Opens UK Design Center led by Simon Bewick
- Samsung Foundry Certifies Synopsys PrimeLib Unified Library Characterization and Validation Solution at 5nm, 4nm and 3nm Process Nodes
- Revenue of Top 10 IC Design (Fabless) Companies for 2020 Undergoes 26.4% Increase YoY Due to High Demand for Notebooks and Networking Products, Says TrendForce