The plateau of Moore’s law doesn’t mean that progress in edge processing capability is coming to an end. It just means that we need a new solution that relies not only on digital, but that also leverages the many benefits of analog.
Ears hear everything. Your brain doesn’t listen to everything. That’s the way our devices should work too.
In Aspinity CTO Brandon Rumberg’s recent tinyML Talks webcast, he looks at the benefits of moving the analog-digital boundary closer to the front of the signal chain in an always-on sensing system.
Discover a new architecture that overcomes the power challenge associated with integrating always-on sensing into battery-operated devices.
Aspinity roundup from tinyML conference and importance of comparing system power not just chip power.
The plateau of Moore’s law doesn’t mean that progress in edge processing capability is coming to an end. It just means that we need a new solution that relies not only on digital, but that also leverages the many benefits of analog.
Ears hear everything. Your brain doesn’t listen to everything. That’s the way our devices should work too.
In Aspinity CTO Brandon Rumberg’s recent tinyML Talks webcast, he looks at the benefits of moving the analog-digital boundary closer to the front of the signal chain in an always-on sensing system.
Discover a new architecture that overcomes the power challenge associated with integrating always-on sensing into battery-operated devices.
Aspinity roundup from tinyML conference and importance of comparing system power not just chip power.
