Impressive VR demos at GTC 2016

Impressive VR demos at GTC 2016

by | Jun 14, 2016

GTC, May 2016 - Jen-Hsun Huang, the founder and CEO of Nvidia, one of the largest American manufacture of graphics accelerator chips, at the GPU conference, in May 2016 in California, announced that VR is going to change the way we design and experience the products. Such as shopping for cars. It is like being in virtual showroom where we can walk around our custom design car, open its door and check out the car’s interior. At that conference took place two amazing virtual reality demos – Everest VR and Mars 2030. For the “Everest...

read more
Enable Autonomous Land, Sea, Air and Space Vehicles

Enable Autonomous Land, Sea, Air and Space Vehicles

by | Jun 13, 2016

Embedded Vision Summit, May, 2016 – The original title of Larry Matthies, Senior Scientist from NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, was “Using Vision to Enable Autonomous Land, Sea and Air Vehicles". Matthies added “the space” to emphasize the surroundings of these vehicles. “How I could forget about space”, he noted. When we think about autonomous vehicles, what comes to our minds are the vehicles on the roads but the scientists are continuing to develop the driverless vehicles for sea, air and space. Matthies mentioned that the primary...

read more
Computer Vision in Cars

Computer Vision in Cars

by | Jun 13, 2016

Embedded Vision Summit, May, 2016 - Marco Jacobs from Videantis talked about the status, challenges and trends in computer vision for cars. Videantis, which has over 10 years in business, is the number 1 supplier of vision processors. In 2008 company moved into the automotive space. What is a future of transportation? Definitely we will be travelling less than today. Typically less than 100 miles in a day. The only autonomous people mover today is an elevator. So, when can we expect autonomous cars on our roads? At CES 2016 the CEO...

read more
Dr. Martin Cooper at IMS

Dr. Martin Cooper at IMS

by | Jun 12, 2016

IMS, May 2016 –At the International Microwave Symposium this year a legendary inventor, a father of the cellphone, Dr. Martin Cooper, was speaking at the plenary session on Monday, May 23.  In 1973 Dr. Cooper worked for Motorola when he presented the first handheld cellular phone to the world.  In a short 10 years later, the “DynaTAC 8000x” the model was released to the market. Today it is hard to believe that first cellphone weighed almost 2 pounds and looked and felt like a brick. The first model that retailed for $3,995 and with...

read more