Architecture of SIPS, a real time image processing system

6 January 2003

conference paper
Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

p. 621-630
https://doi.org/10.1109/arrays.1988.18099

Abstract

A real-time image processing system called SIPS (Sight Information Processing System) has been designed and constructed. SIPS realizes a high-speed performance of 2.7 Giga operations/s through parallel and distributed processing of its 82 independently controlled processors. SIPS provides both real-time processing of color video images and a high degree of flexibility. SIPS became operational in 1985 and has been used for research on video image processing such as low-level vision processing and image coding. The architectures and possible applications of SIPS are presented.<>

Keywords

REAL TIME SYSTEMS
IMAGE PROCESSING
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
PIXEL
INFORMATION PROCESSING
DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING
PROCESS CONTROL
COLOR
APPLICATION SOFTWARE

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