Big Trends in Computer Vision for 2022: Health and Safety, Retail and Consumer Electronics


Date:  Wednesday, May 18 (Main Conference Day 2)

Start Time: 12:00 pm

End Time: 12:30 pm

Over the last few years, computer vision technology has penetrated dozens of markets. The value of the computer vision market is predicted to hit $48B by the end of 2022 and companies in this sector are likely to see continued growth in both investment and M&A activity. This talk will examine the trends and growth drivers behind computer vision in three markets: health and safety, retail and consumer electronics. We’ll include examples of investments and M&A transactions underpinning these trends.

Track

Session Speakers

  • For over 25 years, Rudy Burger has worked with computer vision, digital imaging and embedded camera technologies as a founder, operating executive and advisor. He has developed both a deep technical expertise and an awareness of market opportunity dynamics in these sectors that he leverages to guide his clients toward strategic successes. Rudy is the Managing Partner of Woodside Capital Partners and works with growth stage technology companies to execute local and cross-border M&A transactions and private placements. At Woodside Capital, he is currently focused on the advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicle sectors. His professional experience includes executive roles with NEC, Visioneer and Xerox as well as founding the MIT Media Lab Europe. He currently serves on the board of Seeing Machines plc (AIM: SEE). Rudy holds degrees from Yale (BSc and MSc in electrical engineering) and Cambridge (Ph.D. in digital imaging).


Share

Big Trends in Computer Vision for 2022: Health and Safety, Retail and Consumer Electronics