However, good image quality is not defined solely by high resolution or low noise levels. What truly matters is which information a system can reliably capture, how its performance can be assessed objectively, and which quality metrics are actually relevant for a specific application.
In this issue, we explore the topic from three different perspectives:
We introduce our new membership in the Edge AI and Vision Alliance
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