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Steve Taranovich explains how a better understanding of our brain's efficiency in processing and analyzing sounds is leading to a lower-power edge processing solution for always-on sensing. Read more

The Aspinity RAMP analog neural processing chip enables an analyze-first architecture that is more power and data efficient for always-on sensing and voice wake-up. Read more

Julien Happich discusses the Aspinity analyze-first architecture and how it can save 10x the power of a traditional digitize-first solution for low power voice or acoustic trigger and industrial vibration monitoring. Read more

Junko Yoshida compares the Aspinity "analyze-first" approach to low power always-on sensing to alternative solutions. Read more

Battery-powered devices using RAMP for voice wake-up could last 10x longer than the current standard before needing recharging or replacement batteries. Read more