tinyML Talks Morocco: Enabling Ultra-low Power Always-On Computer Vision at Qualcomm



tinyML: Enabling Ultra-low Power Always-On Computer Vision at Qualcomm

Ravishankar Sivalingam, Ph.D.
Sr. Staff Engineer/Manager
Qualcomm AI Research

Achieving always-on computer vision in a battery-constrained device for TinyML applications is a challenging feat. To meet the requirements of computer vision at 1mW, innovation and end-to-end optimization is necessary across the sensor, custom ASIC components, architecture, algorithm, software, and custom trainable models. Qualcomm Technologies developed an always-on computer vision module that comprises a low-power monochrome qVGA CMOS image sensor and an ultra-low power custom SoC with dedicated hardware for computer vision algorithms. By challenging long-held assumptions in traditional computer vision, we are enabling new applications in mobile phones, wearables, and IoT. We also introduce always-on computer vision system training tools, which facilitate rapid training, tuning, and deployment of custom object detection models. This talk presents the Qualcomm QCC112 chip, use cases enabled by this device, and an overview of the training tools.

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