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NPLSD: Accelerating Line-Segment Detection on NPU Microcontrollers
Line-segment detection is fundamental to robotics, autonomous navigation, and industrial inspection. While transformer-based detectors achieve the highest accuracy, their deployment on microcontrollers remains impractical due to resource constraints. The STM32N6, with its Neural-ART NPU, promises to
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