SteROI-D: System Design and Mapping for Stereo Depth Inference on Regions of Interest

Jack Erhardt, Ziang Li, Reid Pinkham, Andrew Berkovich, Zhengya Zhang
2/13/2025
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Machine learning algorithms have enabled high quality stereo depth estimation to run on Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR/VR) devices. However, high energy consumption across the full image processing stack prevents stereo depth algorithms from running effectively on battery-limited devices. This paper introduces SteROI-D, a full stereo depth system paired with a mapping methodology. SteROI-D exploits Region-of-Interest (ROI) and temporal sparsity at the system level to save energy. SteROI-D's flexible and heterogeneous compute fabric supports diverse ROIs. Importantly, we introduce a systematic mapping methodology to effectively handle dynamic ROIs, thereby maximizing energy savings. Using these techniques, our 28nm prototype SteROI-D design achieves up to 4.35x reduction in total system energy compared to a baseline ASIC.

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@article{erhardt2025steroid,
  title  = {SteROI-D: System Design and Mapping for Stereo Depth Inference on Regions of Interest},
  author = {Jack Erhardt and Ziang Li and Reid Pinkham and Andrew Berkovich and Zhengya Zhang},
  year   = {2025},
  eprint = {2502.09528},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.09528v1}
}

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