Ceva’s DSP and speech recognition integrate with TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers
Wireless connectivity and smart sensing technology provider Ceva’s DSP (digital signal processor) and speech recognition software for conversational AI and…
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NXP fully integrated development kit offers far field voice control at the edge
Far-field offline voice control technology from NXP Semiconductors has reached full availability, giving OEMs a fully integrated development platform with…
Goodix demonstrates IoT solutions and biometrics for cars at Apsara Conference
Goodix is demonstrating its latest IoT products and smart applications based on its IoT platform’s core technologies at Alibaba Cloud’s…
NXP launches microcontrollers for IoT edge face and voice biometrics
NXP Semiconductors has launched a pair of microcontroller (MCU)-based technologies to bring biometric facial and expression recognition, and far-field voice…
Tech giants race to tap gesture recognition market
LG, Google, and Apple are participants in a race to bring smartphones and other devices to market with touchless human-machine…
Fingerprint Cards signs cooperation agreement for biometric door locks
Fingerprint Cards announced today it has signed a memorandum of understanding agreement regarding biometric door locks with China Synodata, a…
Zwipe develops new inlay for biometric payment devices using 70 percent less power
Zwipe has developed a way to reduce the power consumption of its dual interface biometric payment card by 70 percent…
UK firm XMOS raises $15M in series E funding round
UK voice capture solutions firm XMOS Ltd recently raised $15M in a Series E funding round led by Infineon Technologies. In…
Freescale releases ultra-thin microcontroller for smart cards and wearables
Freescale Semiconductor has released an ultra-thin version of the Kinetis K22 microcontroller (MCU) designed for applications such as chip-and-PIN credit…
