Abstract
Depth estimation is a common task in stereo vision system and usually requires a high computational effort. High resolution images offer more details compared to low resolution images and high resolution depth maps are necessary to provide a good image quality on autostereoscopic displays which deliver stereo content without the need for 3D glasses. In this paper, a FPGA architecture for depth estimation is proposed, that is capable of processing full HD content with processing speed of 125fps and a disparity search range of 240 pixels. The resulting architecture is efficient in terms of power consumption and overall performance improvement.
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