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Prophesee is the inventor of the most advanced Event-Based Vision systems. Their unique patented Metavision® Event-Based Vision Sensor (EVS) design and Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms draw inspiration from the way the human eye and brain function. Metavision® sensors mimic the behavior of the human retina, where individual photoreceptors respond to changes in light intensity. Instead of capturing frames, an "event" is triggered when a significant change in the light level is detected.
Are you considering neuromorphic engineering for an event-based vision system, but not sure if it's right for your application? Prophesee's Evaluation Kits offer an excellent starting point for exploring Event-Based Vision and this innovative field. They provide a range of evaluation kits, including
the EVK4 HD USB Event Camera with a Sony IMX636 Event-Based Sensor (EVS),
the EVK3 Board Level Event Camera,
the AMD Kria KV260 Starter Kit – an HD embedded event-based vision system built on AMD Kria™ KV260,
the STM32F7 Starter Kit – an embedded event- based vision development kit for STM32 devices, and the GenX320 Starter Kit for Rasberry Pi 5.
Traditional machine vision cameras capture images in frames per second, and lack the information of an element's movement. Redundant background objects are repeatedly recorded in each image, generating excess, unnecessary data. Event-Based Vision (EBV) cameras are built with a neuromorphic vision sensor that captures changes in brightness rather than capturing a complete image at fixed intervals like traditional frame-based cameras. Similar to your eyes and brain, the sensors capture an image when they detect a change - an "event".
Contact our Sales Engineers to learn more about the options and benefits of Event-Based Vision Sensors (EVS) and Event Cameras.
Metavision® USB Event Camera Evaluation Kits
Event-Based Metavision® Evaluation Kits for Embedded Vision Systems
*Non-production version of the AMD Kria K26 SOM
**The STM32F746G discovery kit is not included.
The development of Event-Based Vision (EVS) sensors and neuromorphic engineering technology are conquering the obstacles that were encountered with traditional machine vision technology. Event cameras are enabling a wide realm of new applications in medical, IoT, industrial automation, AR/VR and defense including object tracking, fall detection, eye tracking, gesture recognition, constellation tracking, motion analysis, and vibration tracking.
Object Detection & Tracking
Eye Tracking
High-Speed Counting
Optical Flow
Particle / Object Size Monitoring
Velocity & Fluid Monitoring
Gesture Detection
What is Event-Based Vision?
Introducing Kria
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