Tulipp H2020

18/05/2018

The 2nd version of the TULIPP Reference Platform presenting guidelines and ideas to create an Image Processing solution is now available. Go on the tulipp.eu website to download it.

16/05/2017

presentation Network: Implementing Machine Vision with FPGA and SoC Platforms Event, May 18 2017

01/03/2017

TULIPP_H2020 world 2017 in Nuremberg, Germany – 14.-16. March 2017

Visit us Stand Hall 4, Booth 518

26/01/2017

Tulipp H2020 partners '17 Conference

Tulipp partners took part in the PEGPUM 'Power-Efficient GPU and heterogeneous Multi-/Many-core Computing' workshop on the 24th January.
The workshop was co-organized with four other European projects targeted at improving the power efficiency of GPUs and heterogeneous multi-/many-core systems: LPGPU2, SAFEPOWER, Hercules, and Eyes of Things.

23/12/2016

The Towards Ubiquitous Low-power Image Processing Platforms (TULIPP) project has been announced and will receive nearly €4million in funding from Horizon 2020. The initiative will target the development of high performance, energy efficient embedded systems for the growing range of image processing…

23/12/2016

We've uploaded on our website a new document describing
the current progress towards defining the reference platform.

The reference platform is presented in the context of the starter kit, a conceptual package consisting of the platform instance, project applications, and reference platform handbook. The aim of the starter kit is to provide engineers with a generic evaluation platform that serves as a base for productively developing low power image processing applications.

http://tulipp.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/D1.1_Reference_Platform_v1_20161215.pdf

23/09/2016

Twenty-five years ago, Sundance Multiprocessor Technology’s Managing Director Flemming Christensen saw the benefit of combining software-driven processors and programmable logic for embedded system design. He’s been developing and marketing products that combine these two processing technologies e.....

23/09/2016

Efforts to produce an efficient way of linking those programming in C with the ability to create hardware have been under way for many years. One of the first tools generated to support this was created in the early 1990s in Oxford University’s Computing Laboratory, where Ian Page developed Handel-C...

19/09/2016

PEPGUM 2017 Workshop at HiPEAC

Our “Power-Efficient GPU and heterogeneous Multi-/Many-core Computing” (PEGPUM) workshop has been accepted for inclusion in the HiPEAC event in 2017. The workshop will be held on January 24, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden, co-located with the HiPEAC conference. This will be the 5th PEGPUM workshop, after PEGPUM 2013, PEGPUM 2014, PEGPUM 2015, and PEGPUM 2016. Previous editions of PEGPUM were organized by the LPGPU and LPGPU2 consortia. Next year’s editions will be co-organized with four other European projects targeted at improving the power efficiency of GPUs and heterogeneous multi-/many-core systems: LPGPU2, SAFEPOWER, Hercules, and Eyes of Things.

19/09/2016

3rd Technical and Project Management Meeting of Tulipp on Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 August 2016.

The meeting was attended by representatives by all Tulipp partners, who reviewed the progress of the project and set forth the work plan ahead.

The meeting was coordinated by Philippe Millet (Thales).

19/09/2016

Presentation of Tulipp by Fraunhofer at first EMVA-Forum, 8 - 9 September 2016 | Heidelberg University, Germany

06/09/2016

Thales Group at Embedded Vision Summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqfAVNYX3BE

In this video, François Duhem, Research Engineer at Thales Group, discusses the organization's activities in designing power-efficient embedded platforms for real-time image processing applications.



For more information, visit our website at http://tulipp.eu/

For more information about embedded vision, including hundreds of additional videos, please visit http://www.embedded-vision.com. François Duhem, Research En...