Software is becoming the new sensor. This shift in thinking opens the door to incorporating more complex, AI-based algorithms, rather than just simple condition thresholds.
Relying only on high-level descriptive statistics rather than time and frequency domains will miss anomalies, fail to detect signatures and sacrifice value that an implementation could potentially deliver.
Real-time streaming data must be carved into smaller windows for consideration by a machine learning model, how that stream is carved up can have an impact on model performance and power consumption.
As sensor and MCU costs decreased, an ever-increasing number of organizations have attempted to exploit this by adding sensor-driven embedded AI to their products.
The more sophisticated machine learning tools that are optimized for signal problems and embedded deployment can cut months, or even years, from an R&D cycle.
In this blog, we will present our work on solutions to facilitate the creation of remote development environments used in in-vehicle software development.