Image recognition includes the segmentation of image boundary geometrical features extraction and classification is used in the particular image database development. The ultimate challenge in this task is it is computationally expensive. This paper highlighted a CPU GPU architecture for image segmentation and features extraction processes of 125 images of Malaysian Herb Leaves. Two GPUs and three kernels are utilized in the CPU GPU platform using MATLAB software. Each of herb image has pixel dimensions 16161080. The segmentation process uses the Sobel operator which is then used to extract the boundary points. Finally seven geometrical features are extracted for each image. Both processes are first executed on the CPU alone before bringing it onto a CPU GPU platform to accelerate the computational performance. The results show that the developed CPU GPU platform has accelerated the computation process by a factor of 4.13. However the efficiency shows a decline which suggests that the processors utilization must be improved in the future to balance the load distribution.
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