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Making vision go fast and low power

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Making vision go fast and low power

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NB: If you want to attend this event, note that since October 2013, Microsoft NERD center requires photo IDs when people sign in. Without showing a government photo ID you will not be allowed to access the NERD center.

There have been some amazing advanced in chip technologies in recent years from the Tegra (nvidia) to the SnapDragon (Qualcomm). We have some new technologies that are going to knock your socks off.

Rough agenda:

6 - 6:30: Networking and Pizza

6:30 - 7:20: Three Speakers

(1) Andreas Olofsson, Adapteva (http://www.adapteva.com/): A massively parallel, low power chip for vision.

(2) Joe Bates, Singular computing: Low power vision through approximate computing.

(3) Gaurav Chaurasia: Halide (http://halide-lang.org/). Automatic expert optimization of algorithms.

7:20 - 7:30: 1 min pitches from audience. Need help? Looking for a job? Let us know.

7:30 on: More networking.

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