Fast YOLO: Real-time Object Detection on Small Devices
Seeing and finding things in video is hard even for smart programs because they must say what an object is and where it are.
Researchers made a new version called Fast YOLO that runs much faster on small board.
It shrink a big model so it has fewer parameters, keeping accuracy almost the same.
It also watch for motion and only uses heavy work when things actually move — this motion-adaptive trick save power and time.
The result is quicker video detection on embedded devices like a tiny Nvidia board, about three times faster in simple tests.
On one tiny system it run near 18 frames a second so you can get close to real-time use.
That means cameras, robots, and drones can spot people, cars, and objects more often and with less battery drains.
It's practical step to bring smart vision out of the lab, into phones, cameras, and small robots where power and memory are limited.
Simple idea, big impact.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
Fast YOLO: A Fast You Only Look Once System for Real-time Embedded ObjectDetection in Video
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