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Welcome to the viso blog — our central destination for the latest updates, stories and industry news about visual deep learning and computer vision.
Video Analytics: Ultimate Overview in 2021
Video analytics use artificial intelligence to automate tasks that once required human interference by applying real-time video processing.
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The 10 Best Computer Vision Books in 2021
Looking for good computer vision books to read in 2021? Here are the best and most popular books on computer vision and deep learning.
The 6 Best Online Computer Vision Courses for Beginners
We reviewed and compared the best Computer Vision courses online: The big differences and what you need to know as a beginner.
What is Object Tracking? – An Introduction
Object Tracking is used to identify objects in a video and interpreting them as a set of trajectories with high accuracy.
Face Detection in 2021: Real-time applications with deep learning
Face detection is one of the most popular computer vision applications and has greatly benefitted from new deep learning methods.
5 Deep Learning Frameworks You Need To Know in 2021
Overview of five deep learning frameworks: Tensorflow, Keras, PyTorch, MxNet, and Chainer. Speed up the production of deep learning models.
Mask R-CNN: A Beginner’s Guide
Easy to understand guide, explaining basic concepts of Mask R-CNN and how this convolutional neural network works.
The 10 Most Popular Computer Vision Tools in 2021
List with the best Computer Vision tools and software available right now. Which Should You Use? [Pros, Cons, & More]
Low Code and No Code Platforms for AI and Computer Vision
How low-code AI platforms will fundamentally change Computer Vision and dramatically simplify the delivery of AI vision technology.
The 6 Best Online Computer Vision Courses for Beginners
We reviewed and compared the best Computer Vision courses online: The big differences and what you need to know as a beginner.
Google Coral for Computer Vision Applications in 2021
Google Coral powers AI hardware for on-device computer vision applications. The AI accelerators allow fast and cost-efficient AI inferencing.
Vision Processing Unit (VPU) for next-gen AI Inference on the Edge
Vision Processing Unit (VPU) chips are optimized for inference with pre-trained deep learning models, powering computer vision applications.
What Is Edge Computing? A Practical Overview
Edge Computing moves computing from the cloud to the network edge. On-device real-time data processing enables new applications.
About the viso blog
Computer Vision Expertise
The viso blog provides a wide range of visual examples, animations and videos to showcase the power of visual AI. We cover real-world use cases of Computer Vision and surprising case studies about businesses using AI vision.
The Latest Industry news
Our goal is to make it easier for professionals, beginners and AI enthusiasts to find resources around AI vision and visual deep learning technology. We cover state-of-the-art computer vision software, algorithms and hardware.
Company and Product
The viso blog is powered by viso.ai – the company behind the Computer Vision platform Viso Suite. The blog is designed to grow and change as we do, so as we introduce new products and technologies you can follow us and find all the latest news here.
