From Photonfocus AG
The demands placed on the intelligence of a camera are determined in large part by the role the camera plays in image processing systems, and are based on the applications used. Today cameras are not only used for recording images but also for pre-processing image data. With 'intelligent” cameras, as they are called, this goes even further: they are implemented as DSP or PC cameras and represent complete image processing systems.
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