What is Computer Vision?

Computer vision refers to the use of AI algorithms to understand, analyze, and reconstruct visual scenes from image or video content.

Computer vision operates through image classification, object detection and tracking, semantic segmentation, image reconstruction, and other capabilities that depend on artificial intelligence algorithms. Computer vision is commonly associated with self-driving cars and security systems, but its use cases are expanding rapidly to encompass fields as diverse as agriculture, medicine, and insurance.

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Recent Research


 

Everything You Need to Know About Computer Vision, 2024

This Research Note is a primer for computer vision in 2024; it explains the technology category, reviews trends and use cases, and offers advice for buyers.

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Computer Vision at the Edge

This Research Note provides an overview of edge computing for business leaders interested in harnessing this technology for their computer vision applications.

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Hot Vendors in Computer Vision, 2022

Computer vision is transforming the global enterprise through the rise of visual intelligence. Aragon has identified three vendors in computer vision that are making a difference in the market.

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Three Emerging Use Cases in Computer Vision

This Research Note reviews three cases of early adoption for computer vision and discusses their implications for the market.

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Three Questions and Answers about Computer Vision and Vehicle Security

In this Research Note, we ask and answer three questions about this emerging technology area.

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Hot Vendors in Computer Vision, 2021

Aragon has identified 5 vendors in computer vision that are making a difference in the market.

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Computer Vision in Fashion: Virtual Dressing Rooms

This blog describes Revery.ai's product and considers what it may imply about the relationship between computer vision and generative content.

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Computer vision is coming of age, the market is maturing, and it is growing at a rapid rate. To keep up with the growing market, we break down 5 real-world use cases for computer vision.

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The Future of Computer Vision

In this episode, Marketing Associate, Katie Bartenslager, and Assoicate Analyst and Editor, Adam Pease, sit down to discuss how computer vision is breaking into different markets and how to keep up with this rapidly expanding market.

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Recent Blogs


 

Large Vision Models: The Next Frontier in Computer Vision 

Large Vision Models represent a significant leap forward in computer vision technology. Their ability to tackle complex visual tasks and generalize to new scenarios makes them a valuable tool for various industries.

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AiFi Secures Funding as Computer Vision in Retail Heats Up

This week, Santa Clara-based AiFi was able to raise $65M in its Series B funding round. AiFi offers tools to implement contactless retail experiences using computer vision. With its new funding, AiFi competes in a market for computer vision and retail that is hotter than ever. This blog discusses the funding news and what it suggests about the market more generally.

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No-Code Computer Vision and the New Race to Space

On Wednesday, February 16th, the Space Vehicles Directorate of the US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) announced a partnership with computer vision provider CrowdAI. This blog discusses the announcement and what it may mean for the wider adoption of computer vision.

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Scandit Secures $150M in the Race for Computer Vision at the Edge

This blog discusses the valuation and what it may mean for the computer vision market.

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Agot.AI Brings Computer Vision to Fast-Food

In this blog, we review Agot’s recent funding success and consider what the product’s implications are for the integration of computer vision into the contemporary workplace.

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Mobius Labs Brings Low-Code Computer Vision to the Enterprise

This blog describes the implications of Mobius Labs' funding round and the place of computer vision platforms in the market more broadly.

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Levi's Is Transforming Its eCommerce Experience With Computer Vision

This blog explores the way that computer vision is affecting the growth and development of eCommerce.

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Computer Vision for Critical Infracstructure Protection

This blog discusses the rise of computer vision in critical infrastructure and what this may suggest about the future of computer vision in general.

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