hardware · keivideo

KeiVideo — camera neural ISP concept.

A concept neural image-signal-processor sitting between sensor and host. Designed to run inference on-sensor so the host sees structured outputs instead of raw frames — no fabricated silicon yet.

What it does

KeiVideo is designed to intercept the raw sensor stream and run the inference work — detection, classification, scene understanding — before frames ever leave the camera module. The host application would see a clean structured output instead of paying the cost of decoding and processing full-resolution frames.

Why on-sensor

Bandwidth, latency, and power all favour pushing inference as close to the sensor as possible. The result is a camera that ships features, not pixels.

Roadmap target

Dedicated silicon or an FPGA fabric implementation, in that order of preference — the lab already runs hardware accelerators in an FPGA fabric elsewhere (see the MAX-OS silicon page), which is the natural proving ground before any fixed silicon commitment.