Khronos Group's OpenVX Working Group have released two new extensions, Target Kernel and Node Command, to tackle efficiently distributing computation across dedicated hardware, and adapting processing pipelines dynamically at runtime without touching the data path.

https://www.khronos.org/blog/openvx-extensions-unlock-computer-vision-and-ai-capabilities?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=OpenVX_Extensions_for_SOC&utm_content=blog
#OpenVX #ComputerVision #EmbeddedSystems #ADAS #HeterogeneousComputing #MachineLearning

OpenVX new extensions deliver enhanced graph pipelining, tensor views of images, and sub-image array support. In this post, we’ll explore what’s new, why it matters, and how developers can benefit.

https://khr.io/1iz
#openvx #tensor #computervision #machinelearning

Join us next week on March 26th to explore the latest innovations to the #OpenVX standard, recent use cases, and an outline of further innovations that developers can expect in the upcoming OpenVX 2.0 framework.

https://www.khronos.org/events/openvx-framing-the-future-of-vision-and-sensor-processing

In 2 weeks, join us for an in-depth discussion that will explore the latest innovations to the #OpenVX standard, provide insights to recent use cases, and also outline the further innovations that developers can expect in the upcoming OpenVX 2.0 framework.

https://www.khronos.org/events/openvx-framing-the-future-of-vision-and-sensor-processing

"The Khronos Group and Raspberry Pi have come together to work on an open-source implementation of OpenVX™ 1.3, which passes the conformance on Raspberry Pi. The open-source implementation passes the Vision, Enhanced Vision, & Neural Net conformance profiles specified in OpenVX 1.3 on Raspberry Pi."

[ https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/openvx-api-for-raspberry-pi/ ]

#RaspberryPi #OpenSource #OpenVX