Yiding International Innodisk launches a new FPGA platform: locking AI machine vision applications

CTOnews.com November 28, Yiding International announced the expansion of Innodisk AI layout and the launch of a new FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) platform to lock AI machine vision applications, with the characteristics of low latency, low power consumption and high development flexibility.

According to officials, the Yiding FPGA platform uses the technology giant AMD XILINX KRIA K26 system module, which can not only accelerate the AI algorithm, but also has the characteristics of low latency and low power consumption. It is a sharp weapon for enterprises to introduce AI edge computing and achieve machine vision applications. It not only supports the standard temperature of 0 °to 70 ℃, but also can be further upgraded to the industrial wide temperature standard according to the application demand, which can maintain stable operation in the harsh environment of-40 °to 85 ℃.

Yiding International said that in addition to its own development and algorithm advantages, the new FPGA platform can also expand the combination of InnoAgent in hardware, realize remote out-of-band management of edge devices, and achieve a highly integrated one-stop solution (turnkey solution) in software through tools such as iCAP and iVIT.

CTOnews.com learned that Yiding has also launched the iVIT Software Development Kit (SDK), which is expected to reduce learning time by 50% compared with traditional development processes through its low-threshold no-coding environment, and can support various heterogeneous platforms to improve the flexibility and compatibility of AI application integration.

Yiding's new FPGA platform will target smart cities, intelligent factories and other application fields, improving the overall algorithm performance for terminal applications such as AI machine vision, defect detection and object identification.