Schneider Electric Expands AI Capabilities with Hailo Technologies
Dec. 27, 2023
Hailo’s low-power consumption processors enable real-time, high-accuracy data analysis at the edge to increase the intelligence and efficiency of industrial automation systems.
Source: CNX Software
Hailo-8 evaluation board with PCIe edge connector, Gigabit Ethernet, audio, USB ports, I2C & UART interfaces, GPIO as well as two MIPI CSI camera interfaces.
Schneider Electric has announced a technology collaboration with Hailo Technologies, a supplier of artificial intelligence (AI) chip technology, to integrate Hailo’s advanced processors within Schneider Electric devices. More specifically, Schneider Electric is using Hailo Technologies’ Hailo-8 processor for its low power consumption and enablement of real-time, high-accuracy data analysis at the edge.
By integrating the Hailo-8 AI processor within its industrial automation systems, Schneider Electric says it will deliver significant improvements in:
Pick and place to achieve object detection tasks six times faster than central processing units (CPUs).
Quality control that can run classification processes 20 times faster than a CPU.
Yield optimization to improve output and throughput and reducing waste by 15% on average.
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