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Three quarters of engineers see increasing demand, despite existing high levels, as they seek to integrate AI capabilities into their devices Bristol, UK, 12 July 2022 — 75% of engineers are seeing demands for on-device processing grow year-on-year – despite the fact that 73% already have “high/very high” requirements – according to new research from
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In this article for EMS Now, Aneet Chopra, VP Business Development, Product & Marketing explores the increasingly positive attitudes towards the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) market.
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Almost two thirds of engineering teams expect to release a device that can support on-board AI within the next two quarters, according to XMOS’ Edge of Now survey Bristol, UK, 22 June 2022 — The majority of electronics engineers are looking to launch products capable of on-board AI processing before 2023, according to new research
Historically, power and cost have been seen by electronics engineers as imposing barriers to the implementation of AI into end point devices, but is the tide starting to turn? Find out in our latest blog.
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Number of engineers citing cost and power as barriers to adopting AIoT-capable hardware halved since 2021; almost three quarters are actively developing products with higher on-device processing capabilities Bristol UK, 7 June 2022 — The number of engineers that see cost or power as an obstacle to increasing onboard processing in their designs has halved
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The concept of a smart home environment has been around for a while, with Google Homes and Amazon Alexas spearheading mainstream acceptance of the idea. These technologies mark a progression in modern domestic living – but do they really fulfil consumer expectations of genuinely smart homes. Such devices are typically standalone, collect limited data, and
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As more people buy into the smart home environment, and devices proliferate, what is the price to pay when it comes to data security and privacy? Find out in this recent article HelpNet Security
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How can we balance innovation with privacy when it comes to the smart home environment? Find out in our latest article for Forbes Technology Council.
Embracing innovation without compromising security Read More »
Smart devices afford us so many diverse, exciting opportunities for a truly modern form of living that offers a greater level of convenience. In particular, automatic licence plate recognition (ALPR) has become a staple feature in modern urban life with plate tolling, parking garages, and speed cameras all using licence plate numbers to collect fees.
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