Point at a lamp. It turns on. Point at the TV. It changes the channel. No remote, no voice, no cloud. Project GAIUS by @KatusDavid: multi-camera 3D triangulation, arm raycasting, gesture recognition on Metis M.2. Fully offline, fully open source. Code + docs:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vmv_j0
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Project GAIUS: Gesture Control Without the Cloud
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AI-Powered Vision and Object Detection Demonstrations at Computex 2026
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We're heading to Computex 2026 in Taipei at the beginning of next month, and we've got a lot to show you. Put our booth on your itinerary now, so you won't miss out on: Europa running a VLM to help find lost people across video streams A robot arm running object detection
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Axelera AI Voyager SDK Outperforms Hyperscaler Datacenter GPUs
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You've never heard of Axelera AI's Voyager? It's the SDK that made the Metis run in less than twelve parsecs. It's outrun hyperscaler GPUs. Not the local inference boxes, mind you. I'm talking about the big datacenter racks now. She's fast enough for you, old man…
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YOLO Edge Deployment with Ultralytics and Metis Partnership
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Our AI friends over at @Ultralytics has put up a new partner page covering YOLO on Metis, which we really want you to take a deep dive into: https://
eu1.hubs.ly/H0tYFwB0 Essential stuff if you're deploying YOLO at the edge:
• One-command export from Ultralytics straight to .axm
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Axelera Metis Demo Jam Showcases Developer Innovation
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Our first Demo Jam was supposed to be a low-effort thing. That is not what happened.
The brief was simple: 1 to 2 minute videos of anything built with Axelera Metis and the Voyager SDK. A cool technique, a feature demo, a work-in-progress. We pitched it as low-commitment on -
Edge AI Microscopy System Tracks Paramecium for 5+ Hours
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5 hours 49 minutes. That's how long one live Paramecium was tracked continuously by an unattended edge AI microscopy rig built by Winkoms Open Microscopy.
— Axelera AI (@AxeleraAI) 17 avril 2026
A Metis M.2 running YOLOv8-seg, steering a motorised XY stage to keep a single microorganism centered in the field of view.… pic.twitter.com/hJOGoGDtB35 hours 49 minutes. That's how long one live Paramecium was tracked continuously by an unattended edge AI microscopy rig built by Winkoms Open Microscopy. A Metis M.2 running YOLOv8-seg, steering a motorised XY stage to keep a single microorganism centered in the field of view.
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Building AI Inference Platform on RISC-V Architecture
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Real lessons from building AI inference on RISC-V. Koby Soden, Solutions Architect at Axelera AI, is speaking at RISC-V Now! on April 21st in San Jose, CA. His session, "Building an AI Inference Platform on RISC-V," covers what it takes to move from edge vision to generative AI
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Deploy Ultralytics YOLO Models on Axelera Metis AIPUs
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The recording of our live session with @ultralytics and Innowise is now up. See how to deploy Ultralytics YOLO models on Axelera Metis AIPUs in minutes using a single command. Read the technical blog: https://
eu1.hubs.ly/H0tm6sp0
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Axelera integrates YOLO deployment on specialized AI hardware
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We're looking forward to joining @ultralytics and Innowise today to share a more efficient way to deploy YOLO models. Our new integration allows for deployment on Axelera AIPUs using only a single command. We will be hosting a live demo and may have discounts available for those
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MotionFlow: Privacy-Preserving Activity Sensors with YOLOv11-Pose
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MotionFlow: IP cameras become privacy-preserving activity sensors. YOLOv11-Pose on Metis classifies actions from pose geometry. Only structured state over MQTT, no video leaves the device. Running 24/7. Full source on GitHub. #EdgeAI #Privacy https://
eu1.hubs.ly/H0t23L70