Accelerating AI with Microsoft
Last week, as part of the Ignite event, Microsoft announced the Azure Percept Audio – an accessory device that adds speech AI capabilities to the Azure Percept DK.Â
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The Edge of Tomorrow – Have your say
We are pleased to launch our annual survey into the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT), uncovering the growing potential and exploring the market and device-level barriers to unlocking the industry. Please follow the link below to have your say and contribute to the Edge of Tomorrow survey. The findings of our research will be published in
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XMOS VocalFusion technology used in newly Zoom-certified Anker PowerConf speakerphones
Leading voice-processing and AI company XMOS today announces that Anker has achieved Zoom 2.0 certification for the PowerConf, a portable speakerphone for professional-quality conference calls away from the office.
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XMOS announces all-new software development kit for the artificial intelligence of things
Bristol-based AIoT specialist has built a package of tools and resources to accelerate the development of devices that can ‘think’ for themselves Bristol UK, 7 October 2020 — XMOS today announces its all-new software development kit (SDK) for the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT). Incorporating TensorFlowLite for Microcontroller development tools, the SDK is designed to harness xcore®.ai’s versatility
Medical tracking for the modern age
Fascinating work from the team at UMass Amherst, to develop a device that analyses coughing and crowd size.
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Embedding a secure solution for the AIoT big bang
The artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) represents one of the most exciting and important technology pairings in the world today. It is anticipated to explode into life in 2025 and with the current Covid-19 pandemic, we anticipate that this will accelerate further still. But with this revolution comes a range of challenges. No matter how
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XMOS announces new firmware release for its XVF3510 voice processor
XMOS introduces firmware variants for USB accessory devices and built-in solutions, both containing purpose-designed algorithms for sophisticated voice processing Bristol UK, 27th July 2020 — XMOS today announces new firmware variants, supporting USB and built-in applications of its XVF3510 voice processor. Designed to address the rapidly evolving demands of the far-field voice market, the XVF3510 opens
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XMOS at VOICE Global 2020
At the start of June, XMOS took part in the VOICE Global event – a 24 hour, worldwide livestream, delivered by the team behind VOICE Summit. As part of the event, XMOS CEO, Mark Lippett delivered a session entitled ‘Voice vs touch: the shifting tide of interaction,’ which we’re delighted to share below.
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AI on the edge of revolution, but we’re still struggling, say electronics engineers
Cost, power consumption and data security make up many of the reasons electronics engineers are struggling to embed true artificial intelligence within devices, research by XMOS finds Bristol UK, 2nd June 2020 — Electronics engineers are still struggling to embed true artificial intelligence within devices themselves, instead relying on the cloud, which limits the potential
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Electronics engineers struggling to balance device performance with cost, research finds
The need to increase the performance capabilities of devices is becoming ever-more apparent, but electronics engineers are struggling to keep costs down Bristol UK, 18th May 2020 — Electronics engineers are struggling to increase the processing capabilities of electronic devices without costs spiralling out of control, new research from XMOS finds. More than half of electronics engineers