Running computer vision applications based on machine learning used to be troublesome. It would generally require a lot of computational power to get a useful result. However, with the introduction of Tensorflow Lite for microcontrollers, the world of tiny machine learning (tinyML) devices is growing
Automation through Artificial Intelligence (AI), we feel, is the present and future of our society. The ongoing Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), which allows our industries to automate industrial processes, confirms this. To achieve such autonomy, smart computer vision and sensors play an important role.
The KUMA200 is the new extreme wide-angle multi-camera AI sensor from the Belgium-based company Metal. The Canaan’s Kendryte K210 dual-core RISC-V processor with a neural network coprocessor powers a compact multi-camera sensor. The AI sensor’s design intent is for low-power artificial intelligence applications. Some of
With the recent boom in Artificial Intelligence technologies, there’s a huge demand for hardware capable of performing AI on the edge. So, a lot of electronics manufacturers are coming up with their own products, flooding the market with numerous AI boards. To stand out from
