Lattice Semiconductor Releases New Version of mVision for Embedded Vision Systems
March 10, 2021
News
Lattice Semiconductor released its latest version of its solution stack for low power embedded vision systems, the Lattice mVision 2.0.
The new version includes support for image sensors used within industrial and automotive systems, in addition to new image signal processing IP core and reference design for developers designing smart vision applications at the edge. Further, the stack includes support for the Lattice Propel design environment, which according to the company simplifies development of vision systems with an embedded RISC-V processor.
Updates per a company press release include the following:
- New development boards supporting popular image sensors for industrial and medical applications to the mVision stack. Image sensors supported include the Sony IMX464 and IMX568 and the AR0344CS from ON Semiconductor.
- Support for Lattice Propel Design. The tool includes a complete set of graphical and command-line tools to create, analyze, compile, and debug both the hardware design of an FPGA-based processor system, and the software design for that processor system.
- New Lattice ISP reference design
For more information, visit www.latticesemi.com.
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