Advances in machine learning and neuroscience have helped make great strides in computer vision. But we still have a long way to go before we can build AI systems that see the world as we do.

It seems like we’re just beginning to explore the many ways computer vision can contribute to the human experience, but one thing is abundantly clear—the possibilities are endless.

Computer vision and image recognition are terms that are often used synonymously, but the former encompasses more than just analyzing pictures. That’s because, even for humans, “seeing” also ...

The process of identifying objects and understanding the world through the images collected from digital cameras is often referred to as 'computer vision' or 'machine vision.' ...

What exactly is computer vision then? Computer vision is a research field working to equip computers with the ability to process and understand visual data, as sighted humans can. Human brains ...

That’s precisely what computer vision (CV) aims to do. While perhaps not as advanced as human sight, computer vision has developed to the point it’s very useful in business today.

Biological and Computer Vision by Gabriel Kreiman explains how AI attempts to replicate how humans and animals process visual data.

Zensors aims to make computer vision more accessible through a clever combination of human smarts and artificial intelligence.

Over time, human eyes evolved to detect motion and shapes quickly. Cameras, combined with artificial intelligence, have done the same, but faster and more accurately. This computer vision technology ...

Ubicept believes it can make computer vision far better and more reliable by ignoring the idea of frames.