A Multi-Processor Vision System

  • Pradip K. Sinha
  • Fa-Yu Chen
Conference paper
Part of the CGS CG International Series book series (3056)

Abstract

This paper describes the architectural design of a fast and flexible multi-processor vision system with particular reference to on-line industrial applications.

Transputer-based: the Inmos transputer provides high processing speed and easy inter-connection between transputers. The system needs no hardware modification while being connected to other transputer-based systems (Inmos 1989a).

Keywords

Architectural Design High Level Processing Hardware Modification Frame Buffer High Processing Speed 
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References

  1. Inmos (1989a) The transputer databook, 2nd ed., Inmos, UKGoogle Scholar
  2. Inmos (1989b) The digital signal processing databook, Inmos, UKGoogle Scholar
  3. Sinha PK, Chen FY (1993) Real-time hardware for image edge - thinning using a new 11-pixel window, accepted by CG International ′93Google Scholar

Copyright information

© Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1993

Authors and Affiliations

  • Pradip K. Sinha
    • 1
  • Fa-Yu Chen
    • 1
  1. 1.Dept. of EngineeringUniversity of ReadingReadingEngland

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