MulticoreWare hosts annual R&D meet with key academic partners
MulticoreWare Inc., a global technology company offering
solutions and products related to Compilers & Frameworks, Machine Learning,
AI Analytics, Sensor Fusion Engineering, Autonomous Mobility & Video
Encoding Solutions, held its annual R&D meeting at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Marking a significant stride within its MAGIC (MulticoreWare
Academia Global Innovation Centre) initiative, designed to cultivate research,
innovation, and collaborative ties with academic counterparts, MulticoreWare's
R&D symposium welcomed representatives from the MAGIC R&D clusters at
IIT Palakkad, Amrita University, and KARE (Kalasalingam Academy of Research
& Education).
Addressing
the occasion, AGK Karunakaran, MulticoreWare's President & CEO, stated, "Our annual R&D meet with academic partners
is to take stock of the amazing work we are doing and highlight the pioneering
technologies we're propelling at MulticoreWare. Our relentless pursuit of
excellence in Artificial Intelligence-driven Algorithm Development for areas
such as Pedestrian Behaviour, Prediction & Gesture Recognition, and
Multi-Modal Sensor Data Fusion Algorithm Development remains paramount."
During
the event, the clusters provided insights into their ongoing projects spanning
diverse domains such as Compilers & Optimization for Heterogeneous
Platforms, Machine Learning & Reconfigurable Computing, and Radars, LiDAR
& Signal Processing for remotely sensing human activity.
Additionally,
they exhibited their capabilities in the energy-efficient mapping of Deep
Neural Network (DNN) models onto edge-compute devices, model compression,
algorithmic invention to minimise redundant data transfers across computer and
memory elements.
Kavitha,
MulticoreWare's Vice President of Safety, Compliance & Process,
articulated, "Over the
previous year, our R&D initiatives have achieved significant progress,
resulting in tangible outcomes. Our ongoing collaborative interactions with
R&D partners at MAGIC labs consistently provide mutually enriching
experiences, fostering a continuous stream of high-quality results from our
joint endeavours.
Our work on energy-efficient edge compute accelerators can be used in
applications such as smart manufacturing, computer vision, speech recognition,
and medical analysis without having the need to connect to cloud systems. They
enable surveillance, vehicle, and person detection in real-time without
connecting to the cloud or compromising privacy and security."
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