matthewlam721/octopus-parallel

Octopus: Block-Level GPU Scheduling for Variable-Length Batches

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This project helps operations engineers and data scientists efficiently process large batches of images or video frames on edge devices. It takes a collection of images, often of different sizes, and outputs processed results without wasting resources on padding. It's designed for scenarios where every millisecond and joule counts, especially for applications on drones, satellites, or other embedded systems.

Use this if you need to perform image preprocessing (like cropping, resizing, or simple filters) on a large, variable-sized batch of images or video frames on a power-constrained edge device.

Not ideal if your image processing tasks are purely compute-heavy operations (like complex blurring) where memory access isn't the bottleneck, or if you're working with uniformly sized inputs on powerful cloud GPUs.

edge-computing real-time-image-processing drone-analytics satellite-imaging embedded-vision
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Feb 23, 2026

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