Vision chip architecture using general-purpose processing elements for 1 ms vision system
T Komuro, I Ishii, M Ishikawa - Proceedings Fourth IEEE …, 1997 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
T Komuro, I Ishii, M Ishikawa
Proceedings Fourth IEEE International Workshop on Computer …, 1997•ieeexplore.ieee.orgThis paper describes a vision chip architecture for high-speed vision systems that we
propose. The chip has general-purpose processing elements (PEs) in massively parallel
architecture, with each PE directly connected to photo-detectors. Control programs allow
various visual processing applications and algorithms to be implemented. A sampling rate of
1 ms is enough to realize high-speed visual feedback for robot control. To integrate as many
PEs as possible on a single chip a compact design is required, so we aim to create a very …
propose. The chip has general-purpose processing elements (PEs) in massively parallel
architecture, with each PE directly connected to photo-detectors. Control programs allow
various visual processing applications and algorithms to be implemented. A sampling rate of
1 ms is enough to realize high-speed visual feedback for robot control. To integrate as many
PEs as possible on a single chip a compact design is required, so we aim to create a very …
This paper describes a vision chip architecture for high-speed vision systems that we propose. The chip has general-purpose processing elements (PEs) in massively parallel architecture, with each PE directly connected to photo-detectors. Control programs allow various visual processing applications and algorithms to be implemented. A sampling rate of 1 ms is enough to realize high-speed visual feedback for robot control. To integrate as many PEs as possible on a single chip a compact design is required, so we aim to create a very simple architecture. The sample design has been implemented into an FPGA chip; a full custom chip has also been designed and has been submitted for fabrication.
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