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The GIOTTO System: a Parallel Computer for Image Processing

โœ Scribed by Rita Cucchiara; Luigi Di Stefano; Massimo Piccardi; Tullio Salmon Cinotti


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
206 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
1077-2014

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โœฆ Synopsis


his paper presents the GIOTTO system, a parallel computer based on a scalable single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) array of processors specially conceived for image Tpr ocessing. The system is characterized by a reduced-size array and a novel organization of the memory subsystem, designed to support transparent processing of images larger than the array. The system is designed to meet the computational requirements of machine vision, together with the compactness, ease of integration and flexibility called for by industrial robotic environments. The paper describes the system architecture in detail, focusing on original solutions conceived to endow the system with flexibility and performance. As proof of GIOTTO's suitability for robotic application, its use in a robot vision experiment is presented, showing the approach to the vision problem, the parallel algorithms, and performance analysis.


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