[Image Processing] Easy-to-understand development case studies (with explanatory videos) have been exhibited at trade shows.
Using the footage from the Wi-Fi camera, image processing can be performed for "white line recognition & driving control" and "signal recognition & driving control" on a single PC!
The motor section is a Wi-Fi camera that was simply placed there with "pop" using LEGO. It's an item that can be purchased cheaply online. Commands are sent from the PC to the LEGO via Bluetooth, so only about two commands can be sent per second. It can still operate autonomously in such an environment!
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This product is designed to "demonstrate image processing in an easy-to-understand way" and was created for exhibition purposes. Therefore, it is "not for sale." The key is how to achieve functionality in the simplest way to accomplish the objective. In fact, this is what is important. Implementing difficult things in complicated ways is interesting, but it increases costs and makes it impossible to propose that technology as added value for the customer's products. Such innovative development is a characteristic of Apollo Seiko's Shin-Yokohama office.
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Medical devices, automobiles, inspection equipment, televisions, traffic control, agricultural machinery, smartphones, copiers, printers, projectors, beauty devices, etc. Image processing contributes to increasing the added value of products in many industrial sectors.
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International Image Equipment Exhibition 2016
From December 7 to 9, 2016, the International Image Equipment Exhibition 2016 will be held at Pacifico Yokohama as usual. Our booth number is 41, and we will once again conduct our traditional moving demonstrations, so it will be a square booth. As a development-focused company, our theme is "Making the added value of image processing easy to understand." Currently, we are organizing demonstrations in groups using key technologies we want to showcase, such as image stitching, Plarail, recognition, and pan-tilt heads. All engineers are involved in at least one group, and we evaluate the completed demonstrations internally before finalizing what we will exhibit. The core technologies introduced in the demonstrations will not be sold as they are. Instead, the demonstrations at the exhibition serve as examples of the various capabilities we have, tailored to meet each customer's specific requests. We develop new technologies for each exhibition, so each group competes to create eye-catching demonstrations. Please come and see what we have completed at Pacifico Yokohama.
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[Image Processing] 2013 International Image Equipment Exhibition Participation
This year, K.I. Technology Co., Ltd. will also be exhibiting at the International Imaging Equipment Exhibition held at Pacifico Yokohama. With the motto "Making the effects of image processing easy to understand," we strive to create interesting displays every time. By using only items that anyone can easily purchase and adding the essence of image processing, we can achieve fascinating results. We will showcase exhibits unique to a development company. (This year, we are featuring N gauge, which is also adopted by actual railway companies.) Our booth number is 48, so please be sure to stop by when you visit.
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Due to our focus on image processing, we have a wide range of applications, including "medical devices," "image processing for automobiles," "inspection equipment," and "wide dynamic range cameras," among others. We have prepared many implementation methods, so if you specify the image processing functions you would like to add to your products, we will consider the specifications, schedule, and costs, and create a "proposal." For image processing software development, we provide implementation methods using algorithms for "learning," "recognition," "search," "image synthesis," "defect repair," etc., as well as device drivers for PCIe and ARM firmware. In hardware development, we have 27 years of experience with image processing boards using SoC FPGAs from Intel (Altera) and AMD (Xilinx), as well as FFT, labeling IP, image transformation, and more.