EU121 is an Al computer vision demo focused on car tracking systems. The project aims to demonstrate a realistic simulation setup for car tracking by utilizing a rotating disk with a toy car system, using the principles of the 'Triangle Proportionality Theorem'. By employing this theorem, the simulation system can accurately determine the actual speed of the car. This setup allows users to conduct experiments and gain practical experience with the car tracking system
The EU121 AI computer vision demo focuses on car tracking systems. It aims to create a realistic simulation setup by incorporating a rotating disk and a toy car system. The experiment is based on the Triangle Proportionality Theorem, allowing users to determine the car’s actual speed with high accuracy. This setup enables hands-on learning and experimentation with car tracking technology.
1. How does the simulation disk work?
The rotating simulation disk replicates car movement in a controlled environment, using mathematical models like the Triangle Proportionality Theorem to calculate speed and position.
2. What kind of AI applications can be deployed on RZ/V2L?
3. What is the role of IRIDA LABS in this setup?
IRIDA LABS provides visualization tools like chart zooming to analyze simulation data and logs in detail.
4. What is the primary function of the RZ/V2L platform?
It provides a scalable Vision AI solution for real-time traffic monitoring and industrial AI applications.
5. What is DRP-AI?
The DRP-AI (Dynamically Reconfigurable Processor for AI) enables high-speed, energy-efficient AI inference.
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