Event Based Optical Flow

Event-based Optical Flow is a visual technology that utilizes event cameras to capture asynchronous changes in light intensity and compute motion information at the pixel level. Unlike traditional computer vision methods, which operate at a fixed frame rate, event cameras record visual events with high temporal resolution and low data redundancy. This enables Event-based Optical Flow to efficiently process dynamic scenes, achieving fast and accurate motion estimation. The technology holds significant application value in real-time visual systems, robotic navigation, and autonomous driving.