ICCV Daily 2021 - Thursday

“ In the future, there will be the sensor plus a neuromorphic chip, and there will be a device to do processing consuming very few millivolts that will be powered by batteries, ” he predicts. “ You will see this kind of device deployed everywhere – in the smartphone, the car, the house. It will be a very small device that can do computer vision very quickly with very low power consumption . The event-based camera won’t substitute the frame- based camera, but it will be a good alternative for many applications, and it will open up new possibilities for computer vision. ” But it’s not just the cameras that will evolve, Keigo tells us the pixels will too. “ It’s a different take on what we call smart pixels, ” he explains. “ Each pixel is already making a very small but intentional decision on how it treats the information as it comes in. We’re putting just a tiny bit of intelligence into those pixels. In 10 years from now when the processing infrastructure could be more tightly integrated with the pixels, we can put more smart pixels in place to be able to do things at a pixel level that are smarter than what we normally think of in a regular camera. ” Davide adds: “ It’s like now we are showing the retina and we want to add also the brain! ” The Introduction to Event Detection Cameras tutorial will take place on Saturday morning at ICCV. 13 DAILY ICCV Thursday “In the future, there will be the sensor plus a neuromorphic chip, and there will be a device to do processing consuming very few millivolts that will be powered by batteries!” Introduction to Event Detection Cameras