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Jacob Beningo (President, Beningo Embedded Group)
Location: 108
Date: Thursday, May 16
Time: 3:15pm - 4:00pm
Track: ESC Boston, Track D: Advanced Technologies, ESC Boston, Track B: Embedded Software Design & Verification
Vault Recording: TBD
Traditional embedded software engineers often think that machine learning and intelligent systems are outside the realm of microcontroller based systems and therefore outside their realm of expertise. Advances in microcontroller technology have made designing intelligent systems using these resource constrained devices a reality. In this session, we will examine the tools and capabilities that are available to microcontroller designers to start using machine learning and adding a new level of intelligence to their devices. Developers will walk away understanding that machine learning and AI is not just for big data and the cloud.
Key Takeaways
- Machine learning can be deployed on Cortex-M processors
- The tools and techniques needed to use machine learning on a Cortex-M
- Ideas and design patterns that can be used on microcontroller based devices
- Potential applications for edge nodes that can utilize machine learning
Embedded developers interested in learning some Deep Learning fundamentals and how they can apply AI to edge node devices.