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    congatec showcases fusion of embedded computing and vision technologies

    congatec’s showcase at this year’s electronica focuses on the fusion of embedded computing and embedded vision technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning, to present holistic Embedded Vision platforms. The goal is to provide OEM customers with a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates as easily and efficiently as a standard USB device. Customers benefit from application-ready components with unified APIs, GPGPU, and AI compatibility, minimizing design effort and ensuring that new applications get into production more quickly.

    “We see tremendous demand for a fusion of embedded computing and embedded vision technologies, including AI and deep learning, as the embedded vision market is forecast to grow at staggering rates; 140 percent growth is predicted for the autonomous robotic vehicle segment, for example. To establish and maintain a decisive innovative and competitive edge in this market, OEMs have to work extremely fast and efficiently. For this, they need a strong partner to help them implement camera, AI, and deep learning technologies, because ultimately it’s the embedded computing device that merges heterogeneous technology implementations and is the linchpin of the embedded vision market. This is why we are currently investing heavily in the delivery of application-ready embedded vision components to provide customers with high design security and shorter time-to-market,” says Christian Eder, Director of Marketing at congatec.

    Presenting three application-ready solutions for a variety of different embedded vision use cases, congatec aims to give OEMs a 360-degree view of embedded computer vision technologies. The solutions underscore congatec’s extensive embedded vision expertise, which is further enhanced by the company’s support of the new NXP i.MX 8 processor technology on SMARC 2.0 and Qseven modules.

    Automotive infotainment platform

    Co-developed by Intel and Luxoft, the Automotive Reference Platform (ARP), which launches with the conga-SA5 as the first officially supported module, makes digital cockpit designs for next-generation vehicles smarter. The new platform enables clustering of previously separately managed functions such as head unit display, cockpit occupant monitoring and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

    Artificial intelligence with intensive GPGPU usage

    In cooperation with AMD, congatec is showing a vision based AI platform that impresses with seamless integration of GPGPU technologies. It features the new AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 processors, which provide outstanding GPGPU and overall performance, and leverage the open source Smart Vision ecosystem. The platform was developed on the basis of widely used tools and frameworks such as TensorFlow, Caffe and Keras, and also utilizes the open source ROCm platform for GPGPU applications.

    Basler camera technology for face recognition

    The smart embedded image recognition platform that emerged from the new technology partnership between congatec and Basler focuses on face detection and is based on Basler’s dart camera series with USB 3.0 and conga-PA5 Pico-ITX boards with 5th generation Intel Atom, Celeron and Pentium processors.

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