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May 2022

Technology Deep Dive

What are RGBD cameras? Why RGBD cameras are preferred in some embedded vision applications?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
There has been a surge in demand for depth cameras in embedded vision applications recently. RGBD cameras are a type of depth camera that amplifies the effectiveness of depth-sensing camera systems by enabling object recognition. Learn what an RGBD camera is and how it works....
Camera ApplicationsPoint-of-Care (POC)Remote Patient MonitoringTechnology Deep DiveTime-of-Flight (ToF)

How does a Time-of-Flight camera make remote patient monitoring more secure and private?

Balaji S
by Balaji S
Privacy has been one of the biggest concerns in remote patient monitoring. Learn how time of flight cameras can enable AI-based applications in remote patient monitoring systems such as fall detection without capturing sensitive image data of patients....
Technology Deep DiveTime-of-Flight (ToF)

What is multipath interference? How to minimize it in Time-of-Flight cameras?

Prabu Kumar
by Prabu Kumar
Multipath interference is one of the biggest challenges faced in time of flight cameras. In this article, learn what multipath interference means, and the 3 methods you can use to minimize it....
Edge AI Vision KitsOur Product Insights

How to run an object detection model on Qualcomm QCS610

Vinoth Rajagopalan
by Vinoth Rajagopalan
Qualcomm QCS610 is one of the most popular SoCs used for developing AI-based embedded vision applications. Learn how to use e-con Systems’ QCS610-based smart AI vision kit to develop an end-to-end object detection application....
Autonomous Mobile RobotsCamera ApplicationsTechnology Deep DiveTime-of-Flight (ToF)

How does an Autonomous Mobile Robot use time of flight technology?

Dilip Kumar
by Dilip Kumar
Time of flight is one of the most popular depth-sensing technologies in the market today. Learn how time of flight cameras are helping autonomous mobile robots detect obstacles and seamlessly navigate in their environments....