New Algorithms for Vision Require a New Processor
May 3, 2016
Vision is everywhere. If you look at the number of sensors that are shipped, then vision appears somewhere in the middle (the red bar in the middle of each column on the graph on the left below). But if you look at the amount of data generated then vision dwarfs everything else. Yes, that really is the correct graph, vision is so much bigger than everything else that the graph is all red: all vision, all the time.
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