Tag: Edge Computing

British on-device deep learning hardware platform manufacturer InferSens has launched a battery-powered ultra-low-power edge deep learning sensor for commercial and industrial applications. The hardware platform uses Syntiant’s NDP120 neural decision processor to enable highly...

Arduino released a cloud platform, Arduino Cloud, that would enable developers and hobbyists to build smart connected projects based on a wide range of electronic hardware products, such as Arduino, ESP32, and even ESP8266. The company understands the entry barriers to using a cloud...

Norwegian embedded device manufacturer Nordic Semiconductor has announced the commercial availability of Nordic Thingy:53, a new addition to the Nordic Thingy family. This multisensor prototyping hardware platform features multiple onboard sensors and robust short-range wireless...

The BIVROST Lite5 STX platform is a 5-inch mini-STX motherboard specifically designed to accommodate the increasing demands of AI/ML, edge computing, and industry 4.0 applications. Lite5 has been built to increase I/O capacity, utilize the capabilities of the unified memory...

Chinese electronic device manufacturer M5Stack unveiled a RISC-V powered M5Stamp C3U IoT module with advanced wireless connectivity for home and industrial automation. For the implementation of IoT projects that are subject to operate at higher temperatures of up to 230℃, the M5Stamp...

Last week, Codasip, known for edge tools and IPs, has announced RISC-V-based embedded cores for AI/ML edge customizations – L31 and L11 RISC-V processor cores. In addition to the existing low-power embedded cores, the L31 and L11 are aimed towards easing the customization process...

Aspinity's analogML core features the improved capabilities of a tinyML chip with low-power analog neuromorphic computing architecture– with a system-level approach to low-power edge processing. Without making use of power-hungry digitization and digital processors, the analogML core...

Wireless power network provider, Energous Corporation, has revealed its association with Syntiant, to develop Energous’ WattUp wireless power network technology with Syntiant’s Neural Decision Processors (NDPs) for edge artificial intelligence deployments across a wide range of...