Thursday, September 19, 2024

Leopard & Sony Launch GS500 AI Imaging solution

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Leopard Imaging Inc., a global leader in intelligent vision solutions design and manufacturing has collaborated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS) on the groundbreaking GS500 AI vision system, empowering smart cities and industrial automation.

The GS500 AI vision system features the innovative GS500-MIPI camera, equipped with the world’s first intelligent vision sensor IMX500 from Sony, and powered by their edge AI sensing platform, AITRIOS™, which together, allow for advanced AI processing capabilities and high-end edge AI processing.

Powered by a 12-megapixel sensor, the Leopard Imaging GS500 AI vision system excels in deciphering scenes and handling machine-learning tasks directly on the camera. This system offers high speed and security, featuring edge AI and a scalable architecture.

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Data minimization is a key feature with Sony’s IMX500 sensor, ensuring data anonymization at the front edge and implementing top-level data protection. Images are processed to derive metadata at capture, and image capture occurs only when necessary. This mechanism reduces data storage and transfer, making the GS500 AI vision system a secure and reliable choice for various applications, including smart city infrastructure, robotic vision, and industrial automation.

Leopard‘s new solution, leveraging Sony Semiconductor Solutions’ IMX500, creates a versatile, outdoor, edge AI camera for smart city use cases like traffic counting, curb management, parking occupancy, pedestrian safety, and more. We are pleased to welcome another camera partner into Sony’s growing AITRIOS™ ecosystem, expanding offerings for our customers that work under a variety of IoT environments.” – Yu Kitamura, Program Manager for Smart Cities, Sony Semiconductor Solutions

Source: PRNewswire

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