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Embedded World 2023 Recap

EE Times Current · 18 Mar 2023 · 22m

What this episode covers

Nitin Dahad, Francoise Pelle, and Sally Ward Foxton of EE Times recap Embedded World 2023, highlighting the shift toward edge AI, tiny ML, and software-defined vehicles. They discuss specific implementations from companies like Renaissance, STMicroelectronics, and Silicon Labs, focusing on running AI models on Cortex-M85 and STM32 microcontrollers with low power consumption. The episode also covers security initiatives from Kudosip and Trust In Software, as well as neuromorphic computing demos from InnerTense and Brain Chip.

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early-stage companies

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Companies
Renaissance, Qualcomm, Green Hills Software, LDRA, NXP, Useful Sensors, My Voice AI, Atmosic, Eclipse Foundation, GreenWaves Technologies, Silicon Labs, Kudosip, Trust In Software, Eurotech, STMicroelectronics, InnerTense, Brain Chip, Synaptics
Chips
Cortex-M85, RISC-V

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