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Edge AI breakthroughs: Speed, accuracy and deployments

Edge AI breakthroughs: Speed, accuracy and deployments
 

Edge AI Breakthroughs: Speed, Accuracy & Deployments
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Sep 10, 2020 09:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join a panel from Nvidia, Chooch AI and Convergint Technologies to discuss edge AI deployment strategies that achieve breakthrough performance in this 30 minute technology for business presentation followed by Q&A.

The implications of Edge AI for cost savings and quality improvements are massive for every industry. Chooch AI performs rapid AI training in the cloud, then exports AI models to industry leading NVIDIA Jetson devices. The edge AI deployments achieve extreme response-time performance of 0.02 seconds on multiple video feeds with extremely high accuracy for a wide variety of use cases. As a systems integrator, Convergint is able to help clients design, deploy, and manage advanced AI Video solutions using Chooch and Nvidia technology on a global scale.

Speakers

Amit Goel – Director of Product Management, Embedded AI Platforms at Nvidia. Nvidia is a platform computing company operating at the intersection of AI, graphics and HPC. Nvidia supports AI startups like Chooch with training, technology, and go-to-market support through its acceleration program, Nvidia Inception.

Steve Washburn – Business Development Manager, AI Video at Convergint Technologies. Convergint Technologies is a system integrator that helps clients deploy, manage, and support mission critical IoT cameras on a global scale, with over 5,000 colleagues, operations in over 70 different countries and annual revenue in excess of $1.5B

Michael Liou – VP Strategy and Growth at Chooch AI. The Chooch AI platform delivers complete visual AI solutions, reducing costs and increasing accuracy for a wide range of processes and industries. Chooch AI is deployed on the edge and in the cloud, delivering fast, accurate computer vision for any spectrum of visual data.

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