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A versatile recognition processor for sensor network applications
A versatile recognition processor is presented that comprises 2.1M transistors using a 90nm CMOS technology. It performs detection and recognition from image/video, sound and acceleration signals with energy consumption of sub-mJ/frame. The versatility and the power efficiency are attributed to optimal architecture design employing Haar-like Feature and Cascaded Classifier.