Apical releases Assertive Vision smart camera embedded processor
Assertive Vision from Apical is a dedicated hardware analytics engine with real-time firmware running on an embedded processor. Features and capabilities of the processor include the detection and classification of objects as small as 45 pixels wide in a full HD frame, real-time processing of full HD video without resize, up to 16 different object types simultaneously detected and classified, and any number of object detections per frame. Assertive Vision is designed for integration into system-on-chip devices and requires no external computer resources.
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Contact: Apical
Headquarters: London, UK
Product: Assertive Vision embedded processor
Key features and capabilities: Detection and classification of objects as small as 45 pixels wide in a full HD frame, real-time processing of full HD video without resize, up to 16 different object types simultaneously detected and classified.
What Apical says:
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