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TinyML - What is it?

Oct. 3, 2024

TinyML is a concept but one that fits a number of machine learning implementations

TinyML is a concept rather than an AI/ML platform and one that the TinyML Foundation highlights. A number of different frameworks address this space, such as TensorFlow Lite. These articles take a look at various aspects of tinyML.

Machine Learning

Can tinyML Bring Machine Learning to the Masses?

Delivering smarter smarts to edge and free-standing devices, tinyML can be part of a broader AI/ML deployment.

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Developing Neuromorphic Devices for TinyML

The current generation of neural networks doesn’t analogously reflect the actual operation of the brain, which has led neuroscientists to research networks that more closely resembled...

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tinyML Summit: From Concept to Reality

Check out the sessions from this year's tinyML Summit.

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What’s the Difference Between Machine Learning and TinyML?

Machine learning, or ML, gave us TinyML. What are the differences between the two, and what makes them unique?

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TinyML - Machine Learning for Small Platforms

AI and machine learning, including tinyML, can run on microcontrollers and small SoCs.

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TinyML - Machine Learning for Small Platforms

AI and machine learning, including tinyML, can run on microcontrollers and small SoCs.

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Edge Computing and TinyML

Edge computing often had limited power, and compute resources for machine-learning support needs to fit within these constraints.

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