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IDS Launches New Event Based Cameras
Cameras designed for machine vision applications performed at very high speeds, including vibration monitoring, bin picking, object tracking.
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IDS Launches New Event Based Cameras
Cameras designed for machine vision applications performed at very high speeds, including vibration monitoring, bin picking, object tracking.April 10, 2025
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IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH has launched a new camera in its uEye camera line, the uEye EVS. The camera has a USB3 interface that achieves 5 Gbps speeds. It is equipped with a Prophesee-Sony IMX636 CMOS sensor, which is designed to capture only relevant motion in an image. The sensor has .92 MPixel, 1280 x 720 resolution, is light sensitive up to 40mlux with 120dB HDR, performs scene-controlled events with 1μs time resolution, and utilizes less data—between 10x to 1000x less—than image-based sensors.
The uEye EVS cameras are especially designed machine vision applications requiring very high speed image processing, such as optical monitoring of vibrations, high speed motion analyses, bin oicking and depalletization, and object tracking.
To Learn More:
Contact: IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
Headquarters: Obersulm, Germany
Product: uEye EVS camera
Key Features: Prophesee-Sony IMX 636 CMOS sensor, .92 MPixel, 1280 x 720 resolution, light sensitive up to 40mlux
What IDS says: View more information on uEye EVS camera series
Share your vision-related news by contacting Linda Wilson, Editor in Chief, Vision Systems Design.
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Do you reckon this is why Brainchip employed the lifeguard from Huntington Beach to the sales team?Miguel Lopez, Head of Robotics at ARQUIMEA Research Center (ARC), posted this earlier today:
#actuation #research #neuromorphic #perception #arquimea #robotics | Miguel L.
I usually publish about robotic #actuation, so this is one of the rare ocasions where our work in robotics perception comes to light. This #research project has been in the making for quite some time now, it´s great to see a fully #neuromorphic #perception system delivering results on a...www.linkedin.com
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His own name and the names of the researchers in his ARC robotics perception team, which he congratulates on their “fantastic work” in the above post, match with more than half of the co-authors of the research paper “Real-Time Beach Monitoring: Addressing Beach Safety with UAVs and Computer Vision” that I shared last month.
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-454042
While the paper is not open access and I thus still cannot verify whether or not it already mentions the event-based Prophesee & Akida drone solution, it is at least quite likely that the other co-authors would already have been aware of Akida at the time of publication (which appears to be 1 January 2024; the paper was subsequently presented at the 2024 7th Iberian Robotics Conference at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid in early November 2024, cf. page 16 of the PDF programme accessible on https://eventos.upm.es/109808/detail/robot-2024-.html), given Miguel Lopez wrote that “This #research project has been in the making for quite some time now…” - and even if not, well, they are definitely now.
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All co-authors not underlined are affiliated with the research group “Computer Vision and Aerial Robotics” (CVAR) within the Centre for Automation and Robotics (CAR) at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), headed by Pascual Campoy, who has been a full professor at UPM for more than 42 years and has been involved in more than 40 R&D projects, including over 25 technical transfer projects directly contracted with the industry.
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The paper’s first author is Rodrigo Da Silva Gómez, a UPM student:
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The paper’s remaining three co-authors are two current PhD students and a former PhD student at CVAR-UPM who is now an AI consultant and freelancer:
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The way I see it, that bodes well for the CVAR researchers at UPM (which ranks as Spain’s top technical university, by the way) potentially using our technology for current or future technical transfer projects with industry partners.
Maybe. Do you reckon the drone can detect rips and do something when it idenifies a swimmer in trouble like deploy a flotation device? That would be spectacular.
Morning Chippers ,
& This article was interesting also , though un-related .
www.cnbctv18.com
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Esq.
& This article was interesting also , though un-related .
Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Trump tariffs, sources say - CNBC TV18
The packaged weight of an iPhone 14 and its charging cable come to about 350 grams (12.35 oz), Reuters measurements show, implying the total cargo of 600 tons comprised about 1.5 million iPhones, after accounting for some packaging weight.
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Esq.
TheDrooben
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Cheers, @Esq.111. Here's the link to the Wevolver article.........Morning Chippers ,
& This article was interesting also , though un-related .
Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Trump tariffs, sources say - CNBC TV18
The packaged weight of an iPhone 14 and its charging cable come to about 350 grams (12.35 oz), Reuters measurements show, implying the total cargo of 600 tons comprised about 1.5 million iPhones, after accounting for some packaging weight.
Regards,
Esq.
Welcome to the Keyword Spotting Revolution: Where Intelligent Voice Interaction meets Real-World Applications
Imagine a world where devices respond instantly to your voice commands without relying on cloud processing—that's now possible with keyword spotting. Read more to discover how it is revolutionizing voice-enabled technology.
www.wevolver.com
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#edgeai #eventbasedai #aiprocessing | BrainChip
Discover how BrainChip's event-based, on-device computing is transforming AI by delivering faster, more efficient processing. A recent Wevolver article features BrainChip’s Keyword Spotting technology for products like smart devices, wearables, and consumer appliances. Powered by Akida Pico...
HopalongPetrovski
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Further perspective from a real economist on the impact and implications of the tariff's on world trade.
Feel free to skip over if you are not interested.
Feel free to skip over if you are not interested.
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HopalongPetrovski
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Interesting article about humanoid robots.
Potentially a massive new market for BrainChip to enrich with Akida's autonomy, power efficiency and other advantages.
Feel free to skip over if you are not interested.
www.nytimes.com
Potentially a massive new market for BrainChip to enrich with Akida's autonomy, power efficiency and other advantages.
Feel free to skip over if you are not interested.
Invasion of the Home Humanoid Robots
Dozens of companies are building robots that look like humans. One of them is training a machine to be a butler and will soon test them in homes.
HopalongPetrovski
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We, along with WBT get a mention here.
Not sure of the breadth or depth of their influence on potential investors but I thought it a decent tickler.
Feel free etc etc.
investingnews.com
Not sure of the breadth or depth of their influence on potential investors but I thought it a decent tickler.
Feel free etc etc.
Investing in AI: Biggest ASX Stocks in 2025
Discover the cutting-edge world of AI investing in Australia! From data centers to investigative analytics, these top ASX AI stocks are leading the charge. #AI #Investing #ASX
investingnews.com
We, along with WBT get a mention here.
Not sure of the breadth or depth of their influence on potential investors but I thought it a decent tickler.
Feel free etc etc.
Investing in AI: Biggest ASX Stocks in 2025
Discover the cutting-edge world of AI investing in Australia! From data centers to investigative analytics, these top ASX AI stocks are leading the charge. #AI #Investing #ASX
Wait… did they just write “5 BIGEST companies” ?
HopalongPetrovski
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Looks like our our ASX market, having pretty much followed the overnight lead from America in giving back half the gains from yesterday and is now drifting, wondering "where to from here"?
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HopalongPetrovski
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Market depth has been generally favourable for the past few sessions.
But the big boys are usually hiding off screen, except of course for what they want to show us, as either enticement or for fear generating purposes, according to their shifting agenda.
But agree, as far as us retail can tell, looking steady atm which beats the slide down trend we have been enduring most of 2025.
Although volume is pretty small.
Uncertainty is in charge atm, muddying the waters for all involved.
DingoBorat
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Latency in products responding to voice command/continually getting the commands wrong, would be a huge barrier to wider market acceptance, of products like Google Home and Alexa.Morning Chippers ,
& This article was interesting also , though un-related .
Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Trump tariffs, sources say - CNBC TV18
The packaged weight of an iPhone 14 and its charging cable come to about 350 grams (12.35 oz), Reuters measurements show, implying the total cargo of 600 tons comprised about 1.5 million iPhones, after accounting for some packaging weight.
Regards,
Esq.
I've seen "demonstrations" of these types of devices, that make their owners look and feel like dicks, but I don't have any idea of what they are like now..
I immediately "dumb" down any device (mobile phone in my case) to it's basic functions and minimal to no alerts/updates, so this doesn't "excite" me.
But the prospect of Picos use cases here does.
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