Junyoung Park, Injoon Hong, Gyeonghoon Kim, Youchang Kim, K. Lee, Seongwook Park, Kyeongryeol Bong, H. Yoo
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Abstract
Multiple granularity parallel core architecture is proposed to accelerate object recognition with low area and energy consumption. By adopting task-level optimized cores with different parallelism and complexity, the proposed processor achieves real-time object recognition with 271.4 GOPS peak performance. In addition, content-aware fine-grained task scheduling is proposed to enable low power real-time object recognition on 30fps 720p HD video streams. As a result, the object recognition processor achieves 9.4nJ/pixel energy efficiency and 25.8 GOPS/W·mm2 power-area efficiency in O.13um CMOS technology.