[CNX-Software] - Aspinity AB2 AML100 Arduino Shield supports ultra-low-power analog machine learning

Aspinity AB2 AML100 is an Arduino Shield based on the company’s AML100 analog machine learning processor that reduces power consumption by 95 percent compared to equivalent digital ML processors, and the shield works with Renesas Quick-Connect IoT platform or other development platforms with Arduino Uno Rev3 headers. The AML100 analog machine learning processor is said to consume just 15µA for sensor interfacing, signal processing, and decision-making and operates completely within the analog domain offloading most of the work from the microcontroller side that can stay its lowest power state until an event/anomaly is detected. Aspinity AB2 AML100 Arduino Shield specifications: ML chip – Aspinity AML100 analog machine learning chip Software programmable analogML core with an array of configurable analog blocks (CABs) with non-volatile memory and analog signal processing Processes natively analog data Near-zero power for inference and events detection Consumes <20µA when always-sensing Reduces analog data by 100x Supports up [...]

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