It seems apt to name this issue ‘Reflect’, as we look back at VISION through an
extensive range of interviews with some of our clients.

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Synaptics is continuing its push into edge AI with the acquisition of Emza Visual Sense in Israel.

Emza develops ultra-low-power AI visual sensing technology and gives Synaptics access to the PC market for human presence detection (HPD) applications, supporting look-away detect and on-looker detect features.

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Synaptics Demonstration of Innovative AI-driven People Detection and Counting on the Katana Platform

Ananda Roy, Senior Product Manager leading the low-power AI product line at Synaptics, demonstrates the company’s latest edge AI and vision technologies and products at the 2022 Embedded Vision Summit.

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What does “neuromorphic” mean today? “You will get 10 different answers from 10 different people,” laughed Luca Verre, CEO of Prophesee. “As companies take the step from ‘this is what we believe’ to ‘how can we make this a reality,’ what neuromorphic means will change.”

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Phonecheck Boosts Trust With Enhanced Device History Report When Selling Pre-Owned Mobile Devices

Phonecheck, an industry-leading mobile device certification provider, introduces a new level of trust and transparency for buying refurbished devices with its Device History Report.

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Trends for the next couple of years include transformers, photonics, and neuromorphic computing.

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Inside Synaptics: An Eye-Opening Meeting For Me

For me, it was a visit to the Synaptics HQ in San Jose, CA that showed me the error of my ways. While I knew the company had a leadership position in Edge AI processors (see this Katana announcement and/or this sensor-fusion product), there is way more going on behind the curtain than I would have guessed. 

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Vision is a powerful human sensory input. It enables complex tasks and processes we take for granted. With an increase in AoT™ (Autonomy of Things) in diverse applications ranging from transportation and agriculture to robotics and medicine, the role of cameras, computing and machine learning in providing human-like vision and cognition is becoming significant.

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This chip startup wants machines to see the world the way humans do. Check out the 13-slide pitch deck Prophesee used to raise $50 million.

A startup that uses computer vision technology to mimic the way the human brain and eye work has raised 50 million euros (around $50 million) in a round led by Aramco's venture capital fund.

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India plays a key role in Wi-Fi’s evolution and the future of wireless connectivity 

It’s hard to imagine a world without wireless connectivity. While 5G continues to proliferate, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth both sit at the heart of the Internet of Things (IoT) devices we connect to in our daily lives, at home, in the office, and on the go.

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