STMicro opened access to NanoEdge AI Studio to all STM32 and the others
With the AI capable processor cores available now for devices such as microcontrollers and such processor chips used in edge devices, there is a rapid growth of adoption of AI at the device level. The leading microcontroller chip vendor STMicroelectronics is supporting all the available resources to speed up the development at affordable cost. The software plays important role here.
ST Microelectronics announces that the deployment of software libraries built with its flagship design tool, NanoEdge AI Studio, will now become free for unlimited deployment on any STM32 microcontrollers.
NanoEdge AI Studio to cover all Arm Cortex-M based microcontrollers, enabling the development and deployment of efficient machine learning libraries, including on-device learning on other Arm Cortex-M microcontrollers under special license agreement.
“Our goal is to ensure that accurate, power-efficient AI algorithms can be built to run on resource-constrained edge computing devices as easily, quickly, and cost-effectively as possible,” said Remi El Ouazzane, President Microcontrollers and Digital ICs Group, STMicroelectronics. “Today, we are taking another big step by allowing developers working in any Arm Cortex-M ecosystem to build and deploy their libraries on as many devices as they need, free of cost, to both them and their users, which we believe will spark innovation further.”
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