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From vehicles to industrial equipment, users have begun to expect systems to recognize and react to the objects around them based on visual interpretation. Engineers often rely on more complex processors to do this in the design, and in this episode Todd speaks with Louis Gobin, ST Micro's Product Marketing Engineer on if microcontrollers are catching up and able to meet the needs of sophisticated machine vision in embedded designs.
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