Embedded Vision: The Road Ahead for Neural Networks and Five Likely Surprises
May 4, 2016
It is the Embedded Vision Summit. Every year this event gets bigger, reflecting the growing interest in the area. Silicon is now capable enough that it is feasible to do complex algorithms in smartphones and automotive processors, rather than requiring an upload to the cloud. Almost overnight, machine learning (sometimes called deep learning) has become a hot topic. In fact, in 2014 machine learning was not even on the Gartner Hype Cycle for Emerging Technology and by 2015 it had climbed all the way to Peak Hype. Hopefully, next year we not be in the Trough of Dissillusionment.
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