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FPGA-based smart camera : industrial applications

2013

International audience; For the last two decades and still today, smart cameras offer innovative solutions for industrial vision applications. This kind of system associates a flexible image acquisition with high-speed processing possibilities. Many smart camera designs are based on FPGA components to obtain these two features. Indeed, the FPGA enables the CMOS sensor to be controlled and therefore to propose a configurable acquisition according to the application constraints (i.e. dynamic windowing). The configurable structure of a FPGA represents a key advantage for modifying the embedded processing (even on-the-fly using dynamic reconfiguration). Meanwhile, FPGA components offer a large …

smart cameraco-processingconfigurable systems[INFO.INFO-ES]Computer Science [cs]/Embedded Systems[ INFO.INFO-ES ] Computer Science [cs]/Embedded SystemsHigh-Level Synthesiscommunication interfaces[INFO.INFO-ES] Computer Science [cs]/Embedded Systems
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Urban Waste as Resource for Sustainable Environment

2013

The emerging model of waste disposal, develops an integrated approach based on waste reduction, selection, recycling, energy recovery and residual use of landfill. Here we discuss the fundamentals of a proper planning of waste disposal system, specially the thermal recovery, the integration and the methodological approach, either from the environmental and economic point of view. The growing demand for energy, the resulting environmental problems due to satisfy the demand for energy and the complex-economic system, necessitate the study of new technologies such as energy from municipal solid waste (MSW) obtaining as a result of decrease huge mass of solid waste to sanitary landifill and emi…

EngineeringEnergy recoveryMunicipal solid wasteResource (biology)Waste managementMobile incineratorbusiness.industryCo-processingCleaner productionGeneral MedicinebusinessWaste-to-energy plantWaste disposalApplied Mechanics and Materials
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