ModelCat Unveils eIQ Model Creator for NXP Devices

Sep 10, 2025
ModelCat has launched the eIQ Model Creator, a tool designed to accelerate AI model development for NXP devices, reducing development cycles to just days.

ModelCat has launched the eIQ Model Creator, a new tool designed to accelerate AI model development for NXP Semiconductors devices, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to deliver production-ready machine learning models for NXP's i.MX applications processors, MCX microcontrollers, and i.MX RT crossover microcontroller devices in just days, significantly reducing the traditional development cycle of 12 to 24 months.

The eIQ Model Creator is part of NXP's eIQ AI Software Development Environment and enhances it by adding automated AI model creation capabilities. This tool leverages ModelCat's AI-in-the-Loop platform, which automates the entire AI model development lifecycle, allowing engineers and data scientists to produce custom, production-grade AI models without extensive in-house expertise.

The software supports a wide range of NXP devices, from small microcontrollers to advanced applications processors, enabling developers to create AI solutions that can be deployed across various NXP products without changing tools or workflows. The eIQ Model Creator is available for trial via NXP's official development kits, with full versions accessible directly from ModelCat.

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