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Development Starter Kit For Industrial Machine Vision Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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ADLINK Technology has introduced its Vizi-AI with Intel by presenting a development starter kit for industrial machine vision artificial intelligence (AI).
The Vizi-AI starter development kit incorporates an Intel-Atom-based SMARC computer module with the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit and ADLINK Edge software. The development kit is now available through Arrow Electronics in the North America and EMEA regions.
Developers can connect the Vizi-AI to various image capture devices and then deploy and improve machine learning models to provide information from vision data to improve operational decision-making. Vizi-AI comes with a range of pre-built OpenVINO-compatible machine learning models that can be used right out of the box.
The development kit includes:
- Intel Atom based SMARC computer module with Intel Movidius Myriad X VPU and 40 pin connector.
- Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit, which optimizes deep learning workloads across Intel architecture−including accelerators−and streamlines deployments from the edge to the cloud.
- ADLINK Edge software provides functionality of OpenVINO through the ADLINK Data River which enables data to flow freely and securely.
- ADLINK Edge Profile builder which provides a user experience to manage devices and applications.
- ADLINK Edge Model Manager which enables users to add their own models to a pre-loaded selection for deployment.
Furthermore, the Vizi-AI kit receives support through its community at www.goto50.ai, where users can find assistance, pre-built scenarios, and other valuable support.
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