Content understanding on battery-operated devices at the very edge
AI IS MOVING TO THE EDGE
First IoT application processor
GreenWaves Technologies is a fabless semiconductor start-up designing disruptive ultra-low power embedded solutions for image, sound and vibration AI processing in sensing devices.
GreenWaves was founded in late 2014 with the mission of revolutionizing the market for intelligent sensors and devices with ultra-low energy and cost-efficient solutions. GreenWaves’ GAP8 is the industry’s first ultra-low-power processor enabling battery-operated artificial intelligence (AI) in Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
GAP8 can be used for
People / Object counting
Face Recognition
Sound analysis
Preventative maintenance
Keyword spotting
Wearables
Microdrones
Smart toys
Robots
AI APPLICATION PROCESSOR GAP8: LATEST NEWS
Our Press Releases
GreenWaves Unveils Groundbreaking Ultra-Low Power GAP9 IoT Application Processor for the Next Wave of Intelligence at the Very Edge
GreenWaves Unveils Groundbreaking Ultra-Low Power GAP9 IoT Application Processor for the Next Wave of Intelligence at the Very Edge Newest addition to the GAP IoT application family delivers five times lower power [...]
Our News
Occupancy management solution
Occupancy management solution With the high cost of office workspace, companies are increasingly focusing on whether the available space is being well utilised. Employees that do not work permanently at the office are now being assigned shared desks. [...]
Our Applications
Visual Wakewords on GAP8
Visual Wakewords on GAP8 Sample trace of execution of visual wake words network In the latest GAP SDK, released on the 7th February 2020, we have included a GAPflow example that converts the winner of the Google [...]
Our events
Embedded World 2020
Experience real AI with interactive demos and examples from GreenWaves at Embedded World 2020 in Nuremberg, Germany 25-27 Feb 2020 Stop by booth 3A/3A-536 (Hall 3A) to learn about GreenWaves ultra-low power IoT application processors [...]
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