Event Cameras - Everything you need to know | by Vikram Setty | Medium
Event cameras are quickly becoming an integral part of most vision systems. From usage in self-driving cars to smartphones and even security systems, event cameras, either standalone or in complement with regular cameras are a vital part of addressing the gaps that regular vision systems fall short of. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to understanding and using event cameras for classical vision tasks. The strength of robust systems/applications has always been the versatility of using different types of data. In the context of vision and perception, cameras have always been the primary sensor used to collect data. Various time-of-flight (ToF) sensors like ultrasound, infrared, and lidar sensors are also used depending on the application along with the hardware and compute resources available. Though using these sensors can prove effective, sometimes the best way to reach human-level performance on tasks like driving is to emulate the way humans perceive and process t
Event Cameras - Everything you need to know Vikram Setty 18 min read · Sep 25, 2024 -- Listen Share Event cameras are quickly becoming an integral part of most vision systems. From usage in self-driving cars to smartphones and even security systems, event cameras, either standalone or in complement with regular cameras are a vital part of addressing the gaps that regular vision systems fall short of. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to understanding and using event cameras for classical vision tasks. Introduction The strength of robust systems/applications has always been the
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