MemryX, a leader in AI accelerators for edge computing, has publicly released their Developer Hub, a comprehensive suite of software tools and resources designed for deploying MemryX Edge AI accelerators in prototype or full production systems.
MemryX has prioritized automated tools and open source, to make it as simple and open as possible to implement dedicated Edge AI computing. Examples and tutorials are designed to be used by a wide variety of developers with varying experience.
One item not included in the Developer Hub is a traditional Model Zoo, or a finite collection of models specifically modified for MemryX hardware. Instead, automated tools enable developers to use an unlimited selection of source models. These models run efficiently and accurately on MemryX AI hardware without needing any modifications. For reference, the developer hub also provides hundreds of models from various public sources, all tested for performance, latency, and accuracy.
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Telit Cinterion, a global company who has pioneered an end-to-end system approach to managing IoT devices, actively uses MemryX hardware and developer hub tools.
“The combination of MemryX MX3 AI Accelerator with Telit Cinterion deviceWISE AI significantly enhances edge AI deployments for Industrial 4.0,” said David DeLaRosa, VP Telit Cinterion, IoT Platforms Department. “The Developer Hub is a powerful solution that was straightforward to integrate with deviceWISE VI Studio. We’ve concluded that MemryX provides a great alternative to GPU and aligns very well with our product and the needs of our customers.”
The developer hub will continue to evolve over time, including adding more examples and tutorials. Later in 2024, MemryX will also be introducing a community page for developers to communicate with each other and directly with MemryX engineers.
“With the public launch of our Developer Hub, our goal is to make as easy and open as possible for anyone to implement accelerated Edge AI applications. We look forward to working with developers to build a growing online community.” said Keith Kressin, CEO of MemryX.
SOURCE: PRNewsWire