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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230253124of computing fabrics suitable for embedded computer vision: FPGAs, GPUs, video signal processors, and heterogeneous multiprocessor system-on-chip. We then look at approaches to the design of a platform for distributed services in a smart camera network.

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A Survey of Systems-on-Chip Solutions for Smart Camerasnits and digital processing cores into a single chip has become reality, which is an increasing trend in different application domains, especially for distributed smart camera products. In this chapter, a survey of existing System-on-Chip solutions for distributed smart cameras able to capture and i

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Distributed Mobile Computer Vision: Advances, Challenges and Applicationson that is also accessible to a PC. The recent advances in the field of micro technology have also made possible to include a camera sensor in any mobile device. This innovation is now attracting both the research community and the industries that aim to develop mobile applications that exploit rece

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Autonomous Tracking of Vehicle Taillights and Alert Signal Detection by Embedded Smart Camerase detection of alert signals (turns and brakes). In this chapter, we present the design and implementation of a robust and computationally lightweight algorithm for a real-time vision system, capable of detecting and tracking vehicle taillights, recognizing common alert signals using a vehicle-mount