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12 January 1993 Real-time 2D and 3D imaging system based on parallel processor array
Anne Demoyen, David Gray
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Abstract
Digital Image Processing, with its ever-growing application base, is placing ever higher demands on processing power, high transmission bandwidth and large, online storage capacity. The recent availability of algorithm-specific, chip-level devices certainly increases raw throughput, but does not change the eternal compromise of high-performance, application-specific systems with lower-performance, open, versatile solutions. If a wide range of applications is to be dealt with by a single machine then it must be fully programmable. As even the fastest mono-processor today still falls well short of the required performance, the only viable solution seems to be in massive parallelization of easy-to-program processors. This paper presents a fully-programmable, complete image processing machine designed to handle 2-D and 3-D applications. Two important aspects of this machine will be covered: its internal data transfer & processor architecture, and its open, nonspecific modality interface.
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Anne Demoyen and David Gray "Real-time 2D and 3D imaging system based on parallel processor array", Proc. SPIE 1771, Applications of Digital Image Processing XV, (12 January 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139057
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KEYWORDS
Video

Image processing

Video processing

Digital image processing

Array processing

Imaging systems

Control systems

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