Using Machine Learning on Microcontrollers: Decreasing Memory and CPU Usage to Save Power and Cost
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Eirik Midttun emphasizes the utility of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in interpreting complex sensor data such as vibration, voice, and vision. He addresses the unique challenges faced when implementing ML on microcontrollers, particularly regarding computing power and the costs associated with memory and energy consumption. Different skill sets are required for successful application, such as Python for ML engineering and C/C++ for embedded systems, highlighting the necessity for collaboration. An application of ML for anomaly detection in devices like table fans showcases its potential for effective monitoring and faster solution development compared to traditional methods.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning can effectively interpret complex sensor data, but challenges like computing constraints and collaboration across different skills remain significant.
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