Presented by
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Mark O'Donnell
ADAS Global Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors
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Jonathan Hills
Senior ADAS Software Engineer, NXP Semiconductors
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Automotive engineers are facing several hurdles to port their deep learning (DL) algorithms to an embedded hardware target while delivering the optimum performance for their applications and adhering to the production boundary conditions applicable to their system. DL applications are quickly growing across the globe in use throughout the vehicle. In fact, the DL segment for artificial intelligence (AI) in the automotive market is expected to grow by over 45% CAGR from 2020 to 2026.
Explore ways of dealing with these challenges and view an example of an optimized workflow for deploying deep learning in automotive production vehicles using the NXP eIQ auto deep learning toolkit.
Mark O'Donnell
ADAS Global Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors
Jonathan Hills
Senior ADAS Software Engineer, NXP Semiconductors
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