This is from Renesas "machine learning" web:
e-AI Solution | Renesas
e-AI Solution | Renesas
Optimal MCU/MPU Choices by AI Application Type
There are many AI application examples, and the requirements for memory size and performance are different. Refer to the following figure to choose which MCU/MPU is best for your AI application.
As you will note, they are heavily into promoting their in-house DRP-AI, but they have previously mentioned that they saw Akida as a solution for low power applications.
They have plotted Memory v Performance, so I imagine they would see Akida as fitting n the lower left of the chart, the RE, RA, RX, RL series MCUs. That's not to say that Akida could not do all the work ... but when you've spent 10 years developing this natty DRP-AI ...
The RL78 is a low power MCU:
RL78 Low Power 8 & 16-bit MCUs | Renesas
Akida does not yet appear in Renesas publicity because they have not launched their Akida MCU yet, but I think this is the area Renesas contemplate using Akida.
e-AI Solution | Renesas
e-AI Solution | Renesas
Optimal MCU/MPU Choices by AI Application Type
There are many AI application examples, and the requirements for memory size and performance are different. Refer to the following figure to choose which MCU/MPU is best for your AI application.
As you will note, they are heavily into promoting their in-house DRP-AI, but they have previously mentioned that they saw Akida as a solution for low power applications.
They have plotted Memory v Performance, so I imagine they would see Akida as fitting n the lower left of the chart, the RE, RA, RX, RL series MCUs. That's not to say that Akida could not do all the work ... but when you've spent 10 years developing this natty DRP-AI ...
The RL78 is a low power MCU:
RL78 Low Power 8 & 16-bit MCUs | Renesas
Akida does not yet appear in Renesas publicity because they have not launched their Akida MCU yet, but I think this is the area Renesas contemplate using Akida.