We just released a new GenAI feature in Data Studio that rapidly creates hyper-realistic synthetic speech datasets from simple text input. In this blog we walk through the details of the feature and how to use it.
SensiML announces new open-source AutoML tool Piccolo AI, publishes GitHub repo for developer access.
We’ve updated SensiML Analytics Toolkit with a variety of new features to make it easier than ever before for users to create and manage their AI/ML projects and visualize their datasets in insightful new ways.
Highlights: Starting August 1st, SensiML is updating its service plans to bring more value and flexibility to its customers. A new plan offering called ‘Proto Edition‘ (or just ‘Proto’) provides a pay-per-use option for first-time and infrequent users of AutoML tools. By offering service on a single application basis, ‘Proto’ allows such users to gain familiarity
About six months ago we, the folks at QuickLogic, and the Avnet Hackster.io online community announced our Challenge Climate Change contest. The idea was to encourage creative smart technology projects that improve awareness, change behavior, or optimize processes to impact climate change for the better. Towards that end, we opened up the contest to developers
SensiML has collaborated with Microchip Technology to deliver ultra-compact machine learning at the IoT edge combining SensiML Analytics Toolkit with the SAM-IoT WG evaluation kit, SAMD21 MCU, and MPLAB X IDE tool suite.
Today SensiML took a leadership position in AI/ML tools for the IoT edge by announcing our new Open Source Initiative. SensiML Open Source Embedded SDK (coming later this summer) – The full library of SensiML segmenters, transforms, features, and classifiers as implemented by the AutoML and Python-based SensiML Analytics Toolkit Notebook will become available in open source format.
SensiML has collaborated with Silicon Labs to enable AutoML-based rapid development of optimized machine learning sensor models for Silicon Labs’ energy-friendly EFR32 and EFM32 microcontrollers (MCUs).
SensiML is introducing a new free Community Edition tier of its industry-leading edge AI toolkit made expressly for experimenters, innovators, and product R&D teams. SensiML Community Edition provides the means to build fully functional edge IoT inference models using one’s own existing labeled or unlabeled datasets, newly captured sensor datasets using SensiML Data Capture Lab, or models built leveraging our growing Data Depot library of example and community datasets.
This month SensiML is pleased to announce SensiML Analytics Toolkit now provides native support for STMicroelectronics’ SensorTile.Box Development Kit for wireless IoT and wearable sensor applications. SensiML’s support for SensorTile.Box includes our most sophisticated MQTT-based device data collection firmware yet made available in open source for customers to extend and modify as necessary to suit their particular application needs.
SensiML Analytics Toolkit now provides pipeline support for one of the most popular open-source AI frameworks in existence: TensorFlow, specifically its TinyML variant TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers. This week we’ve added a step-by-step boxing wearing tutorial showing how SensiML data collection, annotation, and feature preprocessing are combined with a neural network classifier using TFL Micro.
Beginning this month, SensiML Starter Edition is shifting from a one-time introductory subscription term to a full license without time limits. That’s right, Starter Edition will now be valid and usable for as long as you need it and actively continue using the service! To take advantage of this new license model, current and new Starter Edition customers need not do anything. All existing and prior licensed Starter Edition accounts will convert to the new buy-once, indefinite use license.
