Innatera will be in Hall 3A, Booth 3A-430 at embedded world Germany, exhibiting its expanding portfolio of neuromorphic deployments developed with partners and customers. The booth focus is not just on how to implement architecture, but how brain-inspired computing is applied across sensing, industrial monitoring, and intelligent devices.  

The demand for always-on Edge AI workloads is not going away. With the need for continuous processing creating a constant challenge, many system designers must compromise between responsiveness, accuracy, and battery life. To solve this challenge, Innatera has developed Pulsar, a brain-inspired solution enabling pattern recognition that alters how sensor data is processed.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, we’re joined by Sumeet Kumar, a Co-founder and the CEO of Innatera Nanosystems, to discuss spiking neural networks. Specifically, how SNNs are powering AI systems today, and how neuromorphic computing architectures support the hardware-software co-design process. 

Watch the video of this segment here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgER60gjBIg

In a company press release, Innatera announced its Pulsar neuromorphic microcontroller earned Best-in-Show in the Microcontrollers, Microprocessors & IP category at COMPUTEX 2025 by Embedded Computing Design. The honor identifies Pulsar’s innovative utilization of Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) to enable real-time, ultra-efficient edge AI.

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