Sébastien Taylor, VP of R & D at Au-Zone Technologies presents “From YOLO to SAM: Segmentation Models on Real Edge Hardware” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Segmentation is fundamental to edge vision—from drivable surface detection to industrial inspection. But how do different approaches actually perform on resource-constrained hardware?… “From YOLO to SAM: Segmentation […]
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, This week we’re looking at how edge AI and vision development is becoming more productive, more scalable and more accessible across real-world applications. Two upcoming webinars explore important pieces of this evolution: using edge-first coding agents to accelerate development for real devices, and making computer vision easier to
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Amir Sherman, Head of Global Business Development at Peridio presents “From Chips to Platforms: Scaling Edge AI with SoMs, Production Linux and Secure Life-Cycle Ops” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Edge AI has moved beyond choosing a single chip or platform. Teams now face a harder question: how… “From Chips to Platforms: Scaling
Pete Warden, CEO at Moonshine AI presents “Building a Local Voice Agent on a Raspberry Pi” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. In this talk, Warden explains everything you need to know to build your own voice agent running entirely on a stock Raspberry Pi 5, with no internet… “Building a Local Voice Agent
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Mike Leonard, Software Architect at Quadric presents “Porting and Optimizing Advanced Vision-Language-Action Models for Embedded Autonomous Systems” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. World-scale vision-language-action (VLA) models are the new frontier in AI for autonomous driving and robotics, enabling systems to perceive, reason and act in complex real-world environments.… “Porting and Optimizing Advanced Vision-Language-Action
Kwabena Agyeman, Joseph Nelson, President at OpenMV presents “How to Train an AI Model Using Roboflow and Deploy to an MCU with an NPU” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Running computer vision on microcontrollers is becoming practical thanks to MCUs that integrate NPUs, enabling low-latency inference with tight… “How to Train an AI
Frantz Lohier, Satya Mallick, Senior WW Specialist—Advanced Computing, AI and Robotics at Amazon Web Services presents “COOL: Accelerating Computer Vision Workloads with Cloud Optimized OpenCV on AWS” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. As computer vision workloads grow in scale and complexity, developers need high-performance, cost-efficient infrastructure to keep… “COOL: Accelerating Computer Vision Workloads
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Colleague, This week we’re highlighting practical ways engineering teams are tackling some of the hardest problems in deploying edge AI and vision systems: getting models to work reliably in the real world, modernizing vision software for new hardware and model architectures, and scaling physical AI beyond the prototype stage.
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Mayank Mangla, AI Product Manager and Systems Architect at MIPS, a GlobalFoundries company presents “No RISC, No Reward: Unlocking Extreme Efficiency in Physical AI with RISC-V” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Deployment of neural networks at the edge is often constrained by the rigidity and integration cost of… “No RISC, No Reward: Unlocking
Petronel Bigioi, CEO at FotoNation presents “Always-On Edge Perception Via a Heterogeneous Near-Memory AI Architecture” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Always-on perception is becoming a defining capability of next-generation edge devices, from AR glasses and hearables to battery-operated sensors. Yet continuous audio/video and motion understanding runs into two… “Always-On Edge Perception Via a
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