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Beyond Horizons - the Rise of the Edge AI Processing Paradigm.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Vermesan, Ovidiu.
Series:
River Publishers Series in Communications and Networking Series
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (117 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Milton : River Publishers, 2026.
Summary:
This book, a curated collection of research work presented at the European Conference on EDGE AI Technologies and Applications (EEAI), serves as both a ledger and a beacon for this exciting new era of edge intelligence-driven technologies.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table of Contents
Preface
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Chapter 1: Advancing Edge AI Perception Platforms and Sensor Fusion for Last-Mile Delivery Autonomous Vehicles
1.1: Introduction and Background
1.2: Sensor Fusion in Last-Mile Context
1.3: Autonomous Vehicle Architecture for Last-Mile Delivery
1.3.1: Localisation and High-Definition Map
1.3.2: Perception Implementation
1.3.3: Prediction, Decision-Making, Planning and Route Optimisation
1.3.3.1: Odometry and path planning
1.4: Edge AI Platforms
1.4.1: Robot Operating System
1.5: Future Considerations and Research
1.5.1: Deployment Considerations
1.5.2: Future research
1.6: Conclusion
Chapter 2: AIDGE: A Framework for Deep Neural Network Development, Training and Deployment on the Edge
2.1: Introduction and Background
2.1.1: Related Work
2.2: Our Framework Overview
2.2.1: Internal Graph Representation
2.2.2: Platform interoperability
2.2.3: Graph Regular Expression (GraphRegex)
2.2.4: Network optimization
2.2.5: Export phase
2.3: Conclusion and future work
Chapter 3: A scalable and flexible interconnect-based dataflow architecture for Edge AI Inference
3.1: Introduction
3.2: Related Work
3.3: Background: dataflow execution models
3.4: Interconnect-based dataflow architecture
3.4.1: NGC: Neural Global Controller
3.4.2: NPE: Neural Processing Element
3.4.3: AINoC: Artificial Intelligence Network-on-Chip
3.4.4: Global Buffers
3.5: Execution Model
3.6: Experiments and Results
3.6.1: Evaluation Methodology
3.6.2: FPGA Implementation Results
3.6.2.1: Area
3.6.2.2: Latency
3.6.2.3: Energy consumption
3.6.2.4: Energy efficiency
3.7: Conclusion.
Chapter 4: Federated Learning for Malware Detection in Edge devices
4.1: Introduction and Background
4.2: Federated Learning and Related Work
4.3: Architecture
4.4: Experiments
4.4.1: Dataset
4.4.2: Evaluation results
4.5: Conclusions
Chapter 5: Image Signal Processor (ISP) Tuning using Machine Learning (ML) methods
5.1: Introduction and Background
5.1.1: Tuning problem
5.1.2: Image Signal processor (ISP)
5.1.3: Mathematical Optimization Problem
5.1.4: Static and Dynamic Parameters in ISP
5.1.5: State of Art
5.2: Automatic ISP Tuning
5.2.1: KPIs for Artifact Attenuation
5.2.2: Static Parameters
5.2.3: Dynamic Parameters and Runtime
5.2.4: Test Setup
5.2.5: Results
5.3: Conclusion
Chapter 6: Using Edge AI in IoT devices for Smart Agriculture: Autonomous Weeding
6.1: Introduction
6.2: Material and Methods
6.2.1: BIPBIP: the automatic weeding system
6.2.2: BIPBIP vision system
6.2.3: ANDANTE board integration
6.3: Reference Results
6.4: Work in Progress and Future Work
6.4.1: Work in progress
6.4.2: Future work
6.5: Conclusion
Index
About the Editors.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
87-438-0866-2
87-438-0865-4
87-438-0867-0
9788743808657
OCLC:
1569121983
Publisher Number:
CIPO000319283

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