This is a non-exhaustive list of topics covered by this workshop. Other topics of interest related to research and development of embedded vision systems are also welcome.
- Architectures for image understanding, sound recognition, and other sensory modalities
- Signal and image processing architectures
- Configurable and FPGA-based perception architectures
- Parallel architectures and algorithms for smart camera
- Smart sensors and sensor fusion
- VLSI perception systems
- Embedded use of perception systems
- Architectural performance evaluation
- Distributed processing for perception systems
- Languages, software environments and programming tools
- Vision and multisensor perception
- Architectures and protocols for camera networks
- Embedded vision programming
- Deep learning in embedded vision
As a Collaborative Workshop, WASC has the following properties:
- WASC is an annual event,
- Submissions are non-reviewed abstracts, no proceedings are edited,
- WASC is a 2-day workshop, registration is free and limited to 40 people,
- Talks are not limited in length; a talk ends when no more question is asked,
- Presentations can include tutorials on tools,
- One can present on-going work before results are obtained, as well as negative results,
- Coffee breaks are as important as talks, they are long and attendees can set up demos and posters,
- The first objective of WASC is idea sharing, consortia building, collaboration and networking.
- WASC is linked to a journal special issue and participants are invited to submit to the special issue.