- By Anu Thomas
While jobs may be few and far between amid the ongoing economic downturn, some companies like Amazon, Siemens, and Intel have leveled up their hiring to fill various positions in emerging technologies. Top of this list is computer vision, which has emerged as one of the most promising technologies today.
Triggered by newer applications amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the potential of this technology has expanded within a very short space of time. This has given rise to numerous virtual conferences in recent times that explore the depth and breadth of this technology. To be held on August 13 and 14, Computer Vision DEVCON is one such conference that brings together practitioners and enthusiasts of computer vision on one platform.
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Anu Thomas
Anu is a writer who stews in existential angst and actively seeks what’s broken. Lover of avant-garde films and BoJack Horseman fan theories, she has previously worked for Economic Times. Contact: anu.thomas@analyticsindiamag.com
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