The Final Frontier For Today’s Booming E-Commerce Comes In Last-Mile Autonomous Delivery Robots

New Taipei City, Taiwan. Vecow will be demonstrating its Edge AI solution services in Detroit at the Automate 2023 running through May 22 – 25. Visit booth #6215 where Vecow will be showcasing it AI technology within its mobile robot platforms, as well as industrial IoT solutions for automotive markets.

Vecow will deliver the Vecow Hardware Monitor, a software created for the simplification of system monitoring and hardware ability management. A main highlight is the user-friendly UI enabling the direct monitoring and controlling of devices without knowledge of chipset, component, and driver architecture. Users are now able to freely manipulate digital IO, PoE, Thermal, UART, USB, WDT, SMBus, Ignition, while accessing available hardware monitoring sensors.

Smart agriculture combines traditional farming with the Internet of Things (IoT), as well as some of the latest technologies including artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous drive. That combination has not only provided solutions to often time-consuming and tedious tasks, but is totally changing the way we think about agriculture.

Vecow will be showcasing its one-stop edge Ai services at embedded world 2023. Visit Vecow at Booth# Hall 1, 1-440 and learn how to accelerate your AIoT application deployments.

Vecow’s ECX-3000 PEG Series leverages the processing power of 12th Gen Intel Core i9/i7/i5/i3 processors with Intel UHD Graphics 770 utilizing Intel’s R680E chipset with LAN ports including 2.5G, 2.5G PoE+, 2.5G PoE+ with X-Coded M12 and 1G, while supporting high-speed data transfer up to 20G USB3.2 Gen2x2. The ECX-3000 PEG Series merges P-cores and E-cores with Intel Thread Director, handling up to 4 PCIe expansion slots for NVIDIA/AMD graphics card with up to 200W power and support for PCIe 5.0 and DDR5 4800MHz memory up to 64GB.

Most members of our embedded community are familiar with the term SaaS, which stands for Software as a Service. Since that moniker became mainstream, more “aaS” terms have come up. One that’s gaining in popularity lately is RaaS, which stands for Robotics as a Service.