This project aims to develop ubiquitous low-power image processing platforms. It has several objectives including defining a reference platform, instantiating it through use cases, and demonstrating performance improvements. Several partners from industry and academia are involved. Key tasks include selecting hardware components, developing interfaces and tools, and validating the platform using applications like medical imaging, automotive driver assistance, and unmanned aerial vehicles. An initial hardware instance was selected using the Sundance EMC2 board with an ARM CPU and FPGA. The UAV use case involves real-time stereo depth estimation for obstacle avoidance.