The Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference (CVPR) is the preeminent computer vision event for new research in support of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), augmented, ...

Examples of computer vision in action include optical character recognition, image recognition, pattern recognition, facial recognition, and object detection and classification.

Unlike the related topics of machine vision and digital image processing, the goal of computer vision is broader, enabling a “full-scene understanding” of imagery or a 360-deg. view.

The analysis assessed 19,000 computer-vision papers published between 1990 and 2020 at the leading Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, as well as 23,000 patents that cited them.

Andrew Ng sees a pattern in AI. The visionary computer scientist recently gave a keynote address at the AI Hardware Summit where he predicted a forthcoming revolution in computer vision that could ...

Outside of software limitations, some of the challenges facing computer vision technology are ethical. For example, the use of facial recognition technology has raised various privacy concerns.

Likened to the Turing Award in computer science, IAPR’s King-Sun Fu Prize recognizes excellence in pattern recognition. The field of research is the backbone of artificial intelligence (AI). Suen ...

Computer vision, at its core, is pattern recognition. Driven by AI, the technology enables computers to identify objects in images and videos by calculating similarities with patterns it's learned ...