Accelerator technique from Intel could benefit edge robotics and augmented reality

Accelerator technique from Intel could benefit edge robotics and augmented reality

From raycast accelerator research paper. Source: Intel

Robots and other “intelligent” devices need a lot of computational power for machine vision, path planning, manipulation, and other functions. One alternative to trying to put all that capacity onboard was to move some of it to the cloud, but new data management techniques and processors are enabling more efficient distribution of data across the edge, networks, and the cloud. Intel Corp. today announced four research papers, including one describing how a new accelerator could benefit artificial intelligence, robotics, and augmented reality.

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