Integrating generative AI into SensiML’s open-source Piccolo AI toolkit is a significant opportunity ripe for prototyping, testing, and ongoing refinement. We discuss the prospects for generative AI and explore specific ideas for its use.
An example of a complete smart toy application built around on-device, ML-based gesture recognition using the M5StickC PLUS.
Winner of the Infineon Build AI for the IoT contest selected SensiML for delivering edge AI for their application.
Part 4: Profiling the performance of the AI-accelerated EFR32MG24 model
Part 3: Generating a working smart door lock model for the SiLabs xG24 Dev Kit
Part 2: Collecting smart door lock raw acoustic sensor data and labeling it using SensiML Toolkit
Part 1: Using Silicon Labs xG24 Dev Kit and SensiML Analytics Toolkit, we’ll transform a connected door lock into an innovative enhanced security smart lock.
We just announced that SensiML has teamed up with Infineon Technologies AG to deliver a complete AI/ML solution for the Infineon PSoC™ 6 family of microcontrollers (MCUs) and XENSIV™ sensors. This is great news for Infineon customers as they can now use SensiML’s tools to easily create intelligent IoT endpoints using the ultra-low power and
Making Monitoring Environmental Conditions a Breeze Our third-place winner (line-powered category) in the Challenge Climate Change contest was Attila Tőkés, who created an extremely versatile environmental sensor platform he calls “Breeze.” This platform features a carrier board which can connect multiple sensor boards, a communications module, the QuickLogic QuickFeather board, and a solar panel/charging system along
The Forest Guardian won the first place in the battery-operated category of our “Combat Climate Change” contest. We at SensiML thought it was a very creative way to help combat climate change by detecting and reporting on instances of illegal logging. Specifically, the Forest Guardian application works by using a solar-charged battery to power a
For our Challenge Climate Change contest (done in collaboration with QuickLogic and hackster.io) we had two primary categories: battery powered applications and line powered applications. Previously we discussed the battery powered winners, now it’s time to take a look at the clever line powered application winners. Our first place finisher in the line powered category was Ralph
The Protecting the Peatlands Project won the second place in the battery-operated category of our “Combat Climate Change Challenge” contest. Peatlands are a special type of wetlands which are particularly valuable for preserving global biodiversity, sequestering carbon, and filtering water. Unfortunately, a good percentage of the earth’s peatlands have already been eliminated or significantly damaged,
