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        Reconfigurable Vision Systems

        Xilinx recently expanded into a wide range of vision guided machine learning applications. Embedded software and systems engineers, with little or no hardware design expertise, can now develop vision guided machine learning applications with Xilinx technology. Discover how Xilinx is enabling applications where differentiation is critical, systems must be extremely responsive, and the latest algorithms and sensors need to be quickly deployed.

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