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TULIPP at the 10th Intelligent Imaging Event

  1. 1. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 20 20 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 688403 www.tulipp.eu TULIPP Title : Place : Date : Towards Ubiquitous Low-power Image Processing Platform London, 10th Intelligent Imaging Event 29th of April 2019 Flemming Christensen Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd
  2. 2. • Everything started with a common need for • High performance • Real-time • Low-Power • Embedded • Image processing applications What is TULIPP? Goal: Safer driving experience Goal: Bring intelligence to the drones Goal: Reduce Radiation Dose by 75%
  3. 3. What is TULIPP? Tulipp: Bringing energy efficiency from chip level to system level Intensive Image Processing Embedded Constraints Time-to-market / Cost- sensitive Source: http://www.lnci.org.au
  4. 4. The Reference Platform Processor IO Memory Component tools Operating System Toolchain CPU What is TULIPP? (the concept) Methodology to select the best suitable components for build power-efficient image-processing platforms
  5. 5. How did we proceed ? WP7: Management, Coordination LABEL : Marketing, Ecosystem and Pre-normalisation WP6: IP protection, Dissemination, Communication, Advisory Board and Exploitation preparation WP1: Reference platform definition (Interfaces & implementation Rules) Instantiations WP2: Hardware WP4: Programming Toolchain WP3: Runtime, API, Libraries & OS feedback WP5 : Usecases description and Integration and platform validation
  6. 6. The Reference Platform in a book Methodology captured in a book + Guidelines to provide expert hints on common issues & valuable implementation clues
  7. 7. • A guideline is insights that occurred while working on the project. It can be a result of: • running experiments • our expertise • reading other documents • teaching something to "a student" Like: • Do not use floating point computation on FPGA • Avoid using heavy libraries while writing source code for embedded systems • … https://github.com/tulipp-eu/tulipp-guidelines
  8. 8. TULIPP Guidelines - more than 50 collected
  9. 9. The TULIPP HW platform: Find a chip!
  10. 10. The TULIPP HW platform: Select the chip
  11. 11. TULIPP reference platform interfaces
  12. 12. The TULIPP HW platform: Zynq CPU Module
  13. 13. The TULIPP HW platform: I/O versatile
  14. 14. The TULIPP HW platform: made for vision
  15. 15. The TULIPP hardware solution
  16. 16. The TULIPP HW platform: PC104 stackable
  17. 17. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro M A E S T R O Maestro, an RTOS for Multi-cores
  18. 18. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro Maestro is designed for Real-Time applications • Determinism & bounded guarantees • Checks & controls deadlines of tasks with Real-Time scheduling policies • Resource usage is bounded and checked
  19. 19. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro Maestro is a new micro-kernel • No legacy from any former mono-core OS like “Linux” • Designed to leverage the power of multi-core architectures • Unlike other RTOS, Maestro is Multi-core at its very heart
  20. 20. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro Maestro is designed for embedded application • small memory footprint • embedded processors MultiCore ARM CPUs • support FPGA technology
  21. 21. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro Maestro is a full featured RTOS • MMU support • resource sharing • usual OS services (timers, etc...)
  22. 22. The TULIPP Operating system: HIPPEROS Maestro Click here to play on YouTube
  23. 23. STHEM: The TULIPP Tool-chain Support uTilities for Heterogeneous EMbedded image processing (STHEM) Insights: • Significant effort has been invested into the development of vendor tools • STHEM fills the productivity gaps between existing tools • Extensions and Compatible with Xilinx Tools
  24. 24. STHEM: The TULIPP Tool-chain • Supports development for all platform components • Maps source files of the application to the appropriate tool chain • Retrieves OS configuration from the developer Development and Mapping
  25. 25. STHEM: The TULIPP Tool-chain • Boots OS with selected configuration (if needed due to changed configuration) • Updates files (binaries, bitfiles, etc.) • Initialises the reconfigurable logic (if needed) • Starts the application with the requested instrumentation Runner
  26. 26. STHEM: The TULIPP Tool-chain • Analyses performance results and presents findings to the developer Analyser
  27. 27. The Tool-chain – Interactive GUI https://github.com/tulipp-eu/sthem
  28. 28. Embedded  Control the energy • Heterogeneous platform  tasks mapping • How to make sure we did the best mapping? (energy) Intensive Image Processing Embedded Constraints Time-to-market / Cost- sensitive Source: http://www.lnci.org.au
  29. 29. The Lynsyn PWM board : the probe
  30. 30. The power consumption analyser
  31. 31. Design Space Exploration tool
  32. 32. How Lynsyn Works Click here to play on YouTube
  33. 33. The Generic Development Process Connect and abstract STHEM = Supporting uTilities for Heterogeneous Embedded image processing platforms Support for TULIPP platform instances
  34. 34. The Starter Kit: How does it works? Goal-oriented Advice Instantiation Recommended Implementation Methods Project Applications Platform Instance
  35. 35. end product dependent Several Instances from same reference
  36. 36. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems • Pedestrian detection for collision avoidance • Based on Viola-Jones object detection • Operates on 640x480 24-bit images Original C/C++ code Adapted C/C++ code Accelerated on the Tulipp Platform PC platform 150 W 10 s/frame 15 W 66 ms/frame
  37. 37. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle 𝐼left, 𝐼right Obstacle avoidance Disparity estimation 𝐷 Original C/C++ code Adapted C/C++ code Accelerated on the Tulipp Platform 15 W 29 frame/s 29ms latency
  38. 38. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Click here to play on YouTube
  39. 39. Medical Use Case Original C/C++ code Adapted C/C++ code Accelerated on the Tulipp Platform 15 W 29 frame/s 29ms latency • X-ray video for surgery • Embedded on the sensor • Lower radiation doses by factor 4 • Image denoise & enhancement • 1024x1024 24-bit images sensor
  40. 40. Medical UC Noisy input image Denoised image Enhanced image + rotation
  41. 41. Tulipp Endorsement – Advisory Member
  42. 42. Tulipp Endorsement - Advisory Member
  43. 43. TULIPP Starter Kit – Next Project? • HW instance based on Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ • Power aware RT operating system • Toolchain support for efficient implementation • Sample Applications • The TULIPP Handbook

Editor's Notes

  • Sundance – started in 1989
    Sundance – ISO9001
    Tulipp started on 1st Feb 2016 – Finished 31st January 2019
  • The team came up with the Tulipp concept to solve this equation
  • Explain how we got from use case specific description (in WP5) to a more generic model (in WP1).
    This generic model is called the reference platform and is used by WP2+3+4 to produce instances that are then used by WP5 to check if it helps achieving the goal.
    The KPI mesurement tells WP1 how far we get to the needs.

  • The reference handbook is used both to produce platform instances AND for application developeprs to develop efficient implementations on the selected platform.
  • Introduce the Starter KIT which is then described in the presentation:
    - the reference handbook
    - the hardware platform
    - the operating system
    - the STEM tool chain

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