Content understanding on a 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
- Detecting occupied and free space using low-power visible or infra-red cameras in offices or other public spaces
- Ultra low cost, power and latency on-device speaker independent keyword spotting
- Vibration analysis and fault detection on a battery for years
Many other applications
LATEST NEWS ABOUT GAP8
Upcomming events
RISC-V Workshop, ETH Zurich, June 11-13, 2019
RISC-V Workshop, ETH Zurich, June 11-13, 2019 Disruptive technology of the RISC-V architecture By using RISC-V, an Open Source ISA with [...]
tinyML Summit, Sunnyvale, California, March 20-21, 2019
tinyML Summit, Sunnyvale, California, March 20-21, 2019 Advances in ultra-low power Machine Learning technologies and applications! GreenWavesTechnologies are proud to be invited [...]
Recent post
Loic Lietar, CEO of GreenWaves Technologies, talks about GAP8, and RISC-V on IoT PodCast
Loic Lietar, CEO of GreenWaves Technologies, talks about GAP8, and RISC-V on IoT PodCast This week Loic Lietar, CEO of Greenwaves Technologies, talked about the new open-source RISC-V architecture and low-power [...]
Latest press release
GreenWaves Technologies Announces 7M€ Series A Funding with Huami, Soitec and other investors
GreenWaves Technologies Announces 7M€ Series A Funding with Huami, Soitec and other investors Funds will finance the sales ramp of GreenWaves’ first product, GAP8, and the development [...]
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