Live demonstration : an FPGA-based emulation of an event-based vision sensor using commercially available camera

![CDATA[We will demonstrate an FPGA implementation of an event- based vision sensor using a commercially available frame- based camera. The demonstration setup consists of the host PC that includes the Quartus Prime software which is used to program and configure the FPGA, a commercially available 8-megapixel MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) camera kit, and a Cyclone V DE10-nano FPGA board, as shown in Fig. 1. The camera kit has been used to capture conventional frame- based images [1]. It is mounted on the FPGA board via the 2x20 pin general-purpose input-output port connector interface of the FPGA board. The FPGA board is used to process the digital pixel data, which are received from the camera, and to generate events. The generated events are displayed on a VGA monitor with predefined colors for each event behavior.]]