1) The document discusses a study that used an FPGA-based hardware acceleration system with a support vector machine (SVM) classifier for fruit recognition.
2) The system resized images to 150x150x3 pixels, extracted histogram of oriented gradient features, and trained SVMs to create a classification model for recognizing 5 types of oval fruits.
3) The study found that an FPGA-based implementation could accelerate the computationally intensive SVM classification process and enable real-time fruit recognition.