New-Tech Europe Magazine | Jan 2018

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defining the regulatory roadmap required for an autonomous future. Together they will seek to develop a policy framework for efficiently validating the safety of an autonomous vehicle, incorporating Mobileye’s Responsibility Sensitive Safety (RSS) model, which provides specific and measurable parameters to ensure that a self-driving vehicle operates in a responsible manner and does not cause accidents for which it can be blamed. “The visionary leadership within Spain’s DGT is working diligently to ensure the country is prepared for the arrival of autonomous vehicles, and we are honored to be a trusted partner of theirs in this endeavor,” said Gil Ayalon, director – EMEA, Aftermarket, Mobileye. “We at Mobileye commend the department for their innovative and bold approach to designing the future of transportation in Spain.”

recognition improves social situations. Identification of consumer products, colors and money notes provides a refreshing level of independence. Magnetically mounted on the wearer’s eyeglasses or sunglasses frame and weighing less than an ounce, OrCam MyEye 2.0 is the only wearable artificial vision tech that is activated by an intuitive pointing gesture or simply by following the wearer’s gaze – allowing for hands-free use without the need of a smartphone or Wi-Fi. ON Semiconductor is at the forefront of wearable and AR (Augmented Reality) devices, offering a wide range of Image Sensors and power conditioning devices that operate at extreme low power and the highest efficiency levels. Used in OrCam MyEye 2.0, the ON Semiconductor AR1337 13MP CMOS image sensor provides low- power operation and a fast focus technology, both key to extending the operational range of the OrCam assistive technology device. “We are proud to collaborate with OrCam in the development of a cutting-edge device which truly impacts the quality of life of people who have vision impairment and reading difficulties,” said Gianluca Colli, Vice President of the Consumer Business for the Image Sensor group. “We have integrated key low power operation modes that allow use in wearable devices where Edge AI technologies can fundamentally change capabilities of these products. The AR1337 is part of a family of low power, high resolution sensors that bring the best image quality into small form factor designs.” “This collaboration allows us to better understand and place Spain in a leading position for the major changes and opportunities that we are facing in road safety and mobility,” said Jaime Moreno, deputy director for Mobility Management, Directorate-General of Traffic. The landmark collaboration is the latest example of Spain’s efforts to become a world leader in road safety through technological innovation, and builds on Mobileye’s growing presence in the country. As part of Mobileye’s goal of developing autonomous vehicle technology that can be deployed anywhere, the company plans to test and train Level 4 SAE vehicles in varying locations around the world, including Spain.

Artificial Vision Revolution at CES: OrCam Next Generation Assistive Technology Optimized by ON Semiconductor Image Sensors

reakthrough OrCam MyEye 2.0 wearable device empowers people who are blind, partially sighted, and have reading difficulties OrCam Technologies, the world’s most advanced wearable artificial vision innovator for people who are partially sighted, blind, have reading difficulties or reading fatigue, will demo the newly-released, next generation OrCam MyEye 2.0 assistive technology device

throughout CES 2018. OrCam MyEye 2.0’s real-time communication of visual information is further enhanced by the power-efficient, fast-focused technology of ON Semiconductor, a company dedicated to driving energy efficient innovations. OrCam MyEye 2.0 is the culmination of intense research and development by leading minds in the Computer Vision and Machine Learning fields. “OrCam MyEye 2.0’s highly advanced artificial vision technology delivers increased independence in real time, by discreetly communicating text, faces and other visual information to the wearer of the device,” said Dr. Yonatan Wexler, Executive Vice President of Research & Development. “OrCam MyEye 2.0 empowers people who are blind or have low vision to successfully study, work and perform daily activities – with the ease of the most intuitive user interface.” Wireless, lightweight and compacted into the size of a finger, OrCam MyEye 2.0’s breakthrough assistive technology instantly reads printed and digital text aloud: newspapers, books, restaurant menus, signs, product labels, and computer and smartphone screens. Instant face

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