MicroSys will show its miriac® SBC-S32V234 platform for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) on the Avnet Silica booth 514-B4 in hall B4. It is the central processing unit of the Myestro Mystery Tour demonstrator and is based on an NXP® S32V234 CPU. On the demonstrator Myestro (www.myestro.de) shows its Computer Vision Framework (CVF) for 3D real-time image processing. This hardware and software combination is an enabler for the most diverse applications in robotics, industrial automation or for autonomous driving applications.

• High performance video and image processing based on NXPs S32V CPUs for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
• Combined signal processing and computing capabilities for environment detection in the smallest form factor
• 50GFLOPs floating point performance @ ~ 5 Watts
• Versions for rugged industrial use available
• Ready for functionally safe operation
• Offered under NXPs longevity program

Further information about the miriac® SBC-S32V234 platform can be found here:

https://microsys.de/1/produkte/system-on-modules/qoriq/miriactm-mpx-s32v234/

https://microsys.de/de/produkte/single-board-computer/armr-automotive/miriactm-sbcs32v234/

Information on the Electronica trade show:

https://electronica.de/visitors/information/index.html