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In this last talk of day 01 of Computer Vision DevCon 2020, Brandon Gilles, CEO at Luxonis, explained the world's first embedded spatial AI platform -- OpenCV AI Kit (OAK). Embedded spatial AI platform provides an immense capability to imitate human-level perception in applications. This is essential for specific perception and interaction tasks that could conventionally be only solved by a person can now be performed by embedded systems. This talk starts with the explanation of OAK-1 and OAK-D and further explains how the OpenCV AI kit has two eyes to bring out the depth perception, especially the distance. Case in point -- the system can now quickly identify a good onion from a bad one on a conveyor belt and throw it back into the field.

In the vast field of artificial intelligence, computer vision and image recognition is perhaps what most people take interest in. If you are interested in this field, you must have heard of OpenCV. OpenCV is a popular open source project aimed at real-time computer vision. The OpenCV project has announced its hardware project: OpenCV Artificial Intelligence Kit (OAK). It is basically a Raspberry Pi like single board computer specially focused on Computer Vision.