The use case chosen for the Tulipp project is about pedestrian detection. It represents one of several object detection use cases interesting for automotive applications, like vehicle detection, traffic sign recognition and obstacle recognition. These are normally designed with a classifier approach, where a trained classifier sweeps the image for detections in a grid pattern.
Medical imaging is the visualization of body parts, organs, tissues or cells for clinical diagnosis and preoperative imaging. The global medical image processing market is about $15 billion a year. The imaging techniques used in medical devices include a variety of modern equipment in the field of optical imaging, nuclear imaging, radiology and other image-guided
In recent years, the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in different markets has increased significantly. Currently, most important markets are aerial video/photography, precision farming and surveillance/monitoring. Ongoing technical development, e.g. in size, endurance and usability, enables the use of UAVs in even more areas. First prototypes for delivering goods (e.g. DHL or Amazon) or
Embedded World is one of the world's largest meetings of the international embedded community. Visitors from automotive, information technology and telecommunications, industrial and consumer electronics, military and aerospace technology, etc. use the fair to get an overview of the latest trends in embedded technologies. The focal theme of the 2017 conference is "Securely Connecting the
On Tuesday 24th January, our Project Coordinator Philippe MILLET (Thales) presented the Tulipp project during the PEPGUM workshop on “ Power-Efficient GPU and heterogeneous Multi-/Many-core Computing ” co-located with the Hipeac’17 Conference. The workshop was co-organized with four other European projects targeted at improving the power efficiency of GPUs and heterogeneous multi-/many-core systems: LPGPU2, SAFEPOWER,
The objective of MCC2016 is to bring together Nordic researchers and practitioners from academia and industry to present and discuss recent work in the area of multi-core computing. More information can be found at: about the MCC workshops <https://www.ntnu.edu/mcc2016/about>
Tulipp project will be presented by Magnus Jahre (NTNU) and Magnus Peterson (Synective Labs) at the FPGA Forum. About FPGA forum: FPGA-forum is a yearly event for the Norwegian FPGA community. FPGA-designers, project managers, technical managers, researchers, final year students and the major vendors gather for a two-day focus on FPGA. There will be presentations
Our “Power-Efficient GPU and heterogeneous Multi-/Many-core Computing” (PEGPUM) workshop has been accepted for inclusion in the HiPEAC event in 2017. The workshop will be held on January 24, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden, co-located with the HiPEAC conference. This will be the 5th PEGPUM workshop, after PEGPUM 2013, PEGPUM 2014, PEGPUM 2015, and PEGPUM 2016. Previous
The FPGAworld Conference is an international forum for researchers, engineers, teachers, students and hackers. It covers topics such as complex SW/HW embedded systems, FPGA based products, educational & industrial cases and more. It is a discussion and network forum for researchers and engineers working on industrial and research projects, state-of-the-art investigations, development, and applications. Magnus
Tulipp project will be presented by Fraunhofer in a poster session at the First European Machine Vision Forum (EMVA 2016) which will take place on September 8 to September 9 2016 in Heidelberg University, Germany. The European Machine Vision Forum is a new annual two-day event of the European Machine Vision Association (EMVA). The aim
