CogniVue Corporation
25 Eddy Street J8X 4B5 Gatineau, QC, Canada

WATCH: Our customer, oToBrite, is currently using the SCP2200 chip from Freescale that uses CogniVue's first generation APEX core (G1-APEX). Their automotive demos are running on a single SCP2200 9x9mm chip using <250mW of power. Sound cool? Check it out! http://ow.ly/PxzYO

We have just registered for CES Vegas 2016! Looking forward to showcasing some of our latest technology in January!

Vice President at Freescale, Matt Johnson, said to EETimes that "the secret sauce in the VS32V234 is its dual APEX-2 image processing engines". To find out more about CogniVue's APEX-2 image processing engines which is known to be the "secret sauce" click here: http://www.cognivue.com/G2APEXIP.php. To read the rest of the article by EETimes click here: http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1327009.

Watch CogniVue's most recent Lane Departure Warning demo for ADAS. This is an application running on Freescale SCP2200 series Image Cognition Processors (ICP) featuring CogniVue’s 1st Generation APEX, allowing for ultra-small automotive smart camera modules under 1 cube. http://ow.ly/OrYJy

If you are at the Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition Conference in Boston today, don't miss out on CogniVue's workshop! The workshop involves Real-Time Embedded Age and Gender Classification in Unconstrained Video and will be presented alongside our academic partner, the University of Ottawa. This workshop will be held at 3pm in room 108 under the Embedded Vision Workshops.

CogniVue will be attending the Plug and Play IoT Expo in Sunnyvale, CA on June 25th! Plug and Play Tech Center is a global accelerator that specializes in growing tech startups. Last year, they featured CogniVue's Paul Werp in a video and asked him what is the key to having a successful startup. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2cDu7vIUuY&feature=youtu.be