Image processing
Conference focuses on embedded vision
According to the organizers, 'Embedded Vision Europe' is the only conference in Europe that focuses exclusively on embedded vision technology. It will take place for the second time from October 24 to 25, 2019.
Jointly organized by the European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) and Messe Stuttgart, 'Embedded Vision Europe 2019' aims to showcase the capabilities of hardware and software systems and components, present applications and markets for embedded vision and create a forum for the exchange of information. It is aimed at developers and users of embedded (vision) systems from all industries and will be held in English. The conference is expected to comprise a total of 13 specialist presentations. The keynote speaker will be David Austin, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel; his presentation is entitled 'Flexible and Practical AI for Industrial Deployment'.
A table-top exhibition complements the conference. Here, participating companies can present their expertise in embedded vision technology with products and applications. The exhibition is set up in the room directly next to the conference hall. Personal meetings, which participants can arrange in advance on the conference website, will also take place in the same area. The catering is also located there. Companies interested in participating in the table-top exhibition can contact EMVA by e-mail.
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