EPISODE · Mar 13, 2025 · 1H 35M
From Cloud to Edge: Why Vision Processing is Shifting Closer to the Sensor
from Audrow Nash Podcast · host Audrow Nash
Ever wondered how robots actually "see" the world? Or why Tesla can achieve so much with just vision?I talk with Bradley Dillon, CEO of Luxonis, about how their AI-enabled cameras are becoming the eyes and brains of robots everywhere. Bradley shares how they've sold over 150,000 vision platforms and why processing at the edge (right on the camera) is revolutionizing robotics.You'll like this interview if you're interested in computer vision, edge computing, or how vision technology is making automation possible in industries from agriculture to security screening.TRANSCRIPT- https://audrownashpodcast.com/posts/20-luxonis/transcriptEPISODE LINKS- Luxonis Website: https://www.luxonis.com- Luxonis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/luxonis/- Luxonis X: https://x.com/luxonis- Bradley's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradley-dillon/- Bradley's X: https://x.com/bradley_luxonisPODCAST LINKS- Podcast Website: https://audrownashpodcast.com/- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@audrow- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/audrow-nash-podcast/id1716486786- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/74jWpWiLwsasY2QHtDcl8I?si=6c92796bf9554162TIMECODES(0:00) Start(1:52) Bradley Dillon & Luxonis Overview(8:34) Luxonis’s Equipments(13:02) Integrating Multiple Sensors(20:40) Applications of Luxonis Vision(25:02) Luxonis & Computing Power(30:08) Linking Multiple Devices(31:41) Luxonis AI Models(36:31) Data Generation & Labeling(46:25) Future Predictions(50:00) AI for Scene Understanding(59:33) Targeting Industries for Innovation(1:04:54) Smart Security Screening(1:11:46) Growth Story(1:18:58) Chip Supply Challenges(1:26:37) Future Sensor Additions(1:32:45) Luxonis Resources(1:34:53) Outro
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