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How AI Can Improve Maintenance and Safety for the Oil and Gas Industry
Oil and natural gas comprise more than half the world’s primary energy sources as of 20191, generating approximately $4.3 trillion in revenue...
Sean Kettering
Ambiq Latest Blog posts
How AI Is Redesigning the Construction Industry
Did you know you could start the building process with just a voice command? Imagine launching a construction project by telling an app,...
Subthreshold Operation: Engineering the Future of Ultra-Low-Power Semiconductors
What if the biggest breakthrough in semiconductor power efficiency came from operating transistors below their normal limits? ...
Solar Gets Smarter: How AI Can Expand Clean Energy
We live a comfortable life with the conveniences of electricity, but what if that all came to a halt? Electricity is mainly run by burning fossil...
Power Meets Performance: How Ambiq’s Ultra-Low Power Semiconductors Propel the Future of Edge AI
The Power-Performance Trade-Off—Reimagined For decades, engineers and designers have grappled with a tough choice: do you prioritize higher...
A 20/20 Look into Computer Vision
Often without realizing it, most humans are now regularly engaging with sophisticated computer vision technology. Things such as password...
Solving the Memory Challenge of Always-on Edge AI with compressionKIT
Inference gets the attention, but continuous sensor data drives memory, bandwidth, and power constraints. compressionKIT™...
Flowing Forward: The Impact of Edge AI on Plumbing
Artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge (Edge AI) is transforming homes into smart ecosystems where connected devices communicate and automate tasks...
Gauging Failure: How Edge AI is Used to Assess the Health of Industrial Bearings
Edge AI is learning to detect the warning signs of machine failure through vibration analysis of industrial bearings in a more practical, scalable...
Trends in IoT to Watch in 2024
It’s safe to call the Internet of Things (IoT) a fact of life with a projection that there will be around 17 billion devices in 20241. And...