Xfuse. LLC has joined the race to produce the next generation of AI vision technology. These location-aware data streaming technologies from the Xfuse Phoenix HDR ISP provide in-house independent engineers complete control over critical imaging pipelines needed to rapidly advance self-aware robotics, machine vision, autonomous guided vehicles, and more. The company's proprietary high-performance ISP technology supports multiple different sensor types simultaneously to fuse data-rich HDR video in real-time with minimal latency.
The company's team has over 7 years of expertise delivering real-time ISPs for MPSoC devices, multi-sensor guidance modules and the software tools they require. The team's flagship product will enable developers to fuse video data with the output of multiple non-image sensors such as thermal sensors, GPS, lidar, radar, gyroscopes and other Xfuse software and tools. To achieve the requirements for fully autonomous vehicles to travel safely on the road, developers need higher levels of accuracy and reduce errors in complex data streams from multiple sensors.
"Our proprietary ISP provides engineers with complete control over the complete imaging pipeline to fuse data streams from a range of imaging and non-imaging sensors in real-time," said Alfred Zee, President and CEO of Xfuse. The autonomous driving market is dominated by a handful of very large companies and is expected to grow to $675 billion by 2030. By making our technology available to in-house development teams and independent developers, we are helping them reduce time-to-market and lower next-generation autonomous vision Application development costs.”
