Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In today's rapidly evolving landscape of automotive and embedded systems, sensor data processing is a cornerstone for achieving advanced functionalities like autonomous driving, parking assistance, and driver monitoring. These applications rely on the seamless orchestration of diverse sensors such as radar, video, lidar, and ultrasonic systems, which produce varied data streams optimized for distinct purposes like computer vision, human vision, or infrared imaging. OpenVX, the open royalty-free standard from the Khronos Group, has emerged as a vital framework for developers, enabling them to create high-performance, cross-platform applications without rewriting code for each processor.
In this town hall meeting hardware vendors and application developers come together for an in-depth discussion that explored the latest innovations to the OpenVX standard, provided insights to recent use cases, and outlined the further innovations that developers can expect in the upcoming OpenVX 2.0 framework.
Read our recent blog post: Framing the Future of Image and Sensor Processing with OpenVX for additional background information: khronos.org/blog/framing-the-future-of-image-and-sensor-processing-with-openvx
Speakers:
00:00:51 - Neil Trevett, AMD and President of Khronos Group
00:06:55 - Kiriti Nagesh Gowda, AMD and OpenVX Chair
00:09:35 - Raphael Cano, Robert Bosch LLC
00:43:14 - Q&A
In today's rapidly evolving landscape of automotive and embedded systems, sensor data processing is a cornerstone for achieving advanced functionalities like autonomous driving, parking assistance, and driver monitoring. These applications rely on the seamless orchestration of diverse sensors such as radar, video, lidar, and ultrasonic systems, which produce varied data streams optimized for distinct purposes like computer vision, human vision, or infrared imaging. OpenVX, the open royalty-free standard from the Khronos Group, has emerged as a vital framework for developers, enabling them to create high-performance, cross-platform applications without rewriting code for each processor.
In this town hall meeting hardware vendors and application developers come together for an in-depth discussion that explored the latest innovations to the OpenVX standard, provided insights to recent use cases, and outlined the further innovations that developers can expect in the upcoming OpenVX 2.0 framework.
Read our recent blog post: Framing the Future of Image and Sensor Processing with OpenVX for additional background information: khronos.org/blog/framing-the-future-of-image-and-sensor-processing-with-openvx
Speakers:
00:00:51 - Neil Trevett, AMD and President of Khronos Group
00:06:55 - Kiriti Nagesh Gowda, AMD and OpenVX Chair
00:09:35 - Raphael Cano, Robert Bosch LLC
00:43:14 - Q&A
