Eta Compute and Edge Impulse will co-host a free webinar on March 31 to demonstrate the powerful advantages of the AI Vision Board and Edge Impulse’s embedded machine learning workflow.

Mr. Petridis will drive the company’s systems solutions strategy to develop innovative products that help unlock the full potential of the IoT and deliver AI anywhere.

The suite complements existing development resources from the company and allows for seamless design from concept to firmware.

With Eta Compute's low power ECM3532 AI Sensor Board, most functions needed, including data acquisition, are integrated onto a single board that functions for months on a single battery cell.

IoT endpoints lie at the frontier of embedded vision. And, as with other frontiers, there are challenges, not least of which is power efficiency.

The partnership will contribute to the development process from concept to production for embedded machine learning in micropower devices.

Eta Compute announced it has made the first shipment of production silicon for its ECM3532, an AI multicore processor for embedded sensor applications.