Datacube Part1: High Performance Image Processing in the 80s and 90s
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Datacube was the performance leader in Image Processing in the 80s and 90s. I was director of Hardware Engineering for 17 years. This is an overview description of the pipelined image processing that we developed. It features the MaxVideo 20 all-in-one VME modular image processor.
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Dave this is perfect, that architecture could out perform everything at what it did. The video really nails it.
And now all this goodness probably fits in one huge FPGA... It seems that a time of cool custom hardware passed by too early and we didn't have enough fun with these designs.
Super interesting and thank you for taking the time to show us. Hope everything is going well and looking forward to hearing any updates on your SMU project
This has way to high quality for a sub 500 subscriber channel, I'd expect atleast 12k for this quality
Thanks, you're too kind. I try to do nerd stuff that no-one else does. It limits me to a few videos a year. It limits my audience too.
Wow Dave - you covered the architecture and the wonderful adventure Datacube was so well. Nice work! What a great team it was!!
Hey Dave, great video. Amazing how much hardware has become software, but the basic video processing elements haven't changed! Was a lot of fun to hear about the architecture, thanks!
So true. Or a small GPU can do it. Now industrial cameras are digital or USB.
This is all well and good, but do you think we can get Kenny and Steven and Jay and Ari to do one on the software library? The software was ahead of its time too. 🤓
Subscribed for when the Boat-Bus video comes out... 😎
Hey Pete, thanks. I agree, the ImageFlow team was amazing. I am open to any and all contributions, text, video email, whatever. There are Lots of D3 areas where I am not expert. I plan to dive into ROIs and ROIStores next. Then front ends.