Elliptic Labs Optimizes AI Platform for Ceva's NeuPro-Nano NPU

Elliptic Labs has optimized its AI Virtual Smart Sensor Platform for Ceva's NeuPro-Nano NPU, enhancing edge device capabilities.

Elliptic Labs has optimized its AI Virtual Smart Sensor Platform for Ceva, Inc.'s NeuPro-Nano Neural Processing Unit (NPU), enabling smarter edge devices, announced in a press release. This collaboration allows Ceva's customers to leverage Elliptic Labs' AI software on the NeuPro-Nano NPU, facilitating the development of intelligent sensing features across various AIoT applications.

The integration of Elliptic Labs' platform with Ceva's NeuPro Studio AI SDK is production-ready, providing precise AI models for enhanced user experiences at the edge. This partnership supports efficient model deployment and real-time sensor fusion, ensuring high performance with minimal resource consumption.

Elliptic Labs' CEO, Laila Danielsen, highlighted the synergy between their AI capabilities and Ceva's processing efficiency, which aims to bring context-aware features to smart devices. Ceva's Vice President, Chad Lucien, emphasized the rapid deployment of intelligent sensing capabilities enabled by this integration.

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