Summit 2026

“How Qualcomm Is Making Computer Vision Accessible Across Edge Verticals,” a Presentation from Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Derrick Chang, Senior Product Manager at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. presents “How Qualcomm Is Making Computer Vision Accessible Across Edge Verticals” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Computer vision at the edge is no longer limited by algorithms; it is constrained by power, latency, system complexity and deployment friction across… “How Qualcomm Is Making Computer […]

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“Democratizing Physical AI: Arduino’s Open Door to Qualcomm’s Platform,” a Presentation from Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Olivier Bloch, Director of Developer Relations at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. presents “Democratizing Physical AI: Arduino’s Open Door to Qualcomm’s Platform” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Scaling physical AI breaks at production: prototypes work, then teams rewrite everything for incompatible SDKs, models and control stacks. The core issue is… “Democratizing Physical AI: Arduino’s Open

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“Edge AI and Vision in Robotics: From Benchmarks to Fleet-Scale Reality,” an Expert Panel

Dave Tokic, Vlad Branzoi, Bob Kunz, Rajan Mistry, Durgesh Tiwari, Vice President of Corporate Development at Torc Robotics presents “Edge AI and Vision in Robotics: From Benchmarks to Fleet-Scale Reality” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Edge AI is helping robots see, decide and act in the real world—but… “Edge AI and Vision in

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“From Prototype to Production: What Computer Vision Teams Wish They Knew at 100 Devices,” a Presentation from Peridio

Justin Schneck, Co-Founder and CTO at Peridio presents “From Prototype to Production: What Computer Vision Teams Wish They Knew at 100 Devices” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Your computer vision prototype works beautifully: USB camera on a Jetson dev kit, software humming, investors impressed. Production isn’t that convenient.… “From Prototype to Production: What

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“Enabling “GenAI Everywhere”: Flexible Model Compatibility and Insight-Driven Workflows,” a Presentation from Nota AI

Tae-Ho Kim, Co-Founder and CTO at Nota AI presents “Enabling “GenAI Everywhere”: Flexible Model Compatibility and Insight-Driven Workflows” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. As generative AI models rapidly evolve—with increasingly dynamic transformer architectures and diverse framework variations—the challenge of bringing these models to the edge has grown dramatically.… “Enabling “GenAI Everywhere”: Flexible Model

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“Roads to Robots: How Generative AI Is Redefining Memory and Storage for Embodied AI,” a Presentation from Micron

Saideep Tiku, Principal System Architect at Micron presents “Roads to Robots: How Generative AI Is Redefining Memory and Storage for Embodied AI” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Generative AI has accelerated the automation of complex digital tasks, and now multimodal perception and reasoning make embodied AI the next… “Roads to Robots: How Generative

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“Speeding Time to Market with Production-Ready Edge AI Solutions: From Wake Word Detection to Face Recognition,” a Presentation from Microchip Technology

Nick De Rosa, Kannan Srinivasagam, Edge AI Marketing Manager at Microchip Technology presents “Speeding Time to Market with Production-Ready Edge AI Solutions: From Wake Word Detection to Face Recognition” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Design teams are moving from edge AI evaluation to deployment and need production-ready, system-level… “Speeding Time to Market with

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“Invertible Light Technology: A Paradigm Shift for Depth Sensing,” a Presentation from MagikEye

Takeo Miyazawa, Founder and CEO at MagikEye presents “Invertible Light Technology: A Paradigm Shift for Depth Sensing” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Invertible Light Technology (ILT) is a physics- and geometry-based depth-sensing approach designed for low algorithmic overhead. Unlike compute-heavy or correlation-intensive methods, ILT performs depth reconstruction using… “Invertible Light Technology: A Paradigm

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“Efficient Computer Vision at the Far Edge: Design and Training Under Constraints,” a Presentation from Lattice Semiconductor

Nicolas Widynski, AI Fellow at Lattice Semiconductor presents “Efficient Computer Vision at the Far Edge: Design and Training Under Constraints” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. This session explores practical strategies for deploying computer vision AI on far-edge devices under strict resource constraints. While highlighting FPGA-specific strengths, such as… “Efficient Computer Vision at the

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“Why Your Next AI Accelerator Should Be an FPGA,” a Presentation from Efinix

Mark Oliver, VP of Marketing and Business Development at Efinix presents “Why Your Next AI Accelerator Should Be an FPGA” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. Edge AI system developers often assume that AI workloads require a GPU or NPU. But when cost, latency, complex I/O or tight power… “Why Your Next AI Accelerator

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