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5 Key Growth Areas Identified for Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

From Security & Biometrics to Improving Model Efficiency. Download the report for details on how the industry is shifting.

By IEEE Computer Society on
November 5, 2021

Computer vision, one of the trending fields within the artificial intelligence community continues to revolutionize the way we interact with our world as new advances in technology are developed.

One of the most influential annual conferences on this subject is the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Analysis (CVPR). Each year it sets a record in not only the number of attendees representing academia, research, and industry, but also by the sheer amount of presentations sharing the latest technological breakthroughs.

“CVPR is indubitably the most influential conference in science right now. And the Guide2Reasearch placed CVPR at the top of all conferences in computer science in terms of its influence.” - David A. Forsyth, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

This year's 2021 CVPR report highlights the emerging topics, research, and technology we can expect to see in the coming years.

  • Learn the 5 key subject areas identified by experts as the next hot topics;
  • Gain insight into projections for the artificial intelligence market through 2024;
  • And, get a glimpse of the award-winning research shared during the CVPR 2021 Conference.

Download the report today to get the latest trends and research we will be seeing coming out of the computer vision and pattern community.

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