Are you looking for a fast way to run neural network inferences on Intel platforms? Then OpenVINO toolkit is exactly what you need. It provides a large number of optimizations that allow blazingly fast inference on CPUs, VPUs, integrated graphics, and FPGAs. In the previous post, we’ve learned
OpenCV 4.5.0
OpenCV 4.5.0 has been released! Release highlights OpenCV license has been changed to Apache 2 (OpenCV 3.x will keep using BSD)GSoC is over, all projects were success and most of them have already been merged. Optimizations for RISC-V, bindings for Julia language, real-time single object
Take Your Computer Vision App to the Edge
EDITOR'S NOTE This is a guest post by alwaysAI - a company that builds tools for deploying computer vision models on edge devices. We invite guest posts by companies and individuals in the OpenCV ecosystem with the goal of educating community members about the latest frameworks, tools,
OpenCV unveils new podcast episode
In this week's episode of the AI for Entrepreneurs podcast, Anna Petrovicheva, CTO of OpenCV.AI, is talking to Loic Lietar, CEO and co-founder of GreenWaves Technologies. Loic and his team created CAP8, an ultra-low-power processor based on the novel RISC-V architecture. Listen and comment! You
How to Speed Up Deep Learning Inference Using OpenVINO Toolkit
Nowadays, many ground-breaking solutions based on neural network are developed daily and more people are adopting this technique for solving problems such as voice recognitions in their life. Because of the recent advancement in computing and the growing trend of using neural networks in a
SuperAnnotate Desktop
OpenCV is happy to introduce a participant of our Silver Membership Program – SuperAnnotate! As a part of our partnership, they are launching a free annotation tool for the Computer Vision community and telling why this product is worth your attention. In this post, I will be
Welcome the podcast from the OpenCV team
Great news: OpenCV team launches a podcast! AI for Entrepreneurs is a free and honest talk with remarkable people about how artificial intelligence helps develop modern businesses. In the very first episode of this podcast, our CEO Satya Mallick talks to Marx Melencio who was blinded by an armed
Kornia: an Open Source Differentiable Computer Vision Library for PyTorch
About the author: Edgar Riba is a research scientist at IRI - Institut de Robòtica i Informàtica Industrial, CSIC-UPC. PhD candidate at the Computer Vision Center, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Member of OpenCV.org Technical Committee. He is the creator of Kornia mentored by Gary Bradski