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Course Outline

Foundational Concepts of Edge AI in Industrial Contexts

  • The significance of edge computing in production settings
  • Application scenarios in visual inspection, predictive upkeep, and process control

Hardware Ecosystems and Device-Level Limitations

  • Review of standard edge hardware (Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson, Intel NUC)
  • Factors regarding processing power, memory capacity, and energy consumption
  • Choosing the optimal platform based on specific application needs

Crafting and Tuning Models for Edge Deployment

  • Utilizing TensorFlow Lite and ONNX for embedded implementation
  • Striking a balance between accuracy and speed in resource-limited environments

Edge-Based Computer Vision and Multi-Sensor Fusion

  • Implementing visual quality checks and monitoring at the edge
  • Aggregating inputs from diverse sensors (vibration, thermal, optical)
  • Detecting irregularities in real-time using Edge Impulse

Data Transmission and Inter-Device Exchange

  • Applying MQTT for industrial message brokering
  • Connecting with SCADA, OPC-UA, and PLC infrastructures
  • Ensuring security and robustness in edge data channels

Rollout Strategies and On-Site Validation

  • Tracking performance metrics and handling version updates
  • Practical example: executing a real-time decision cycle with local actuation

Expanding and Sustaining Edge AI Infrastructures

  • Strategies for overseeing distributed edge devices

Recap and Future Directions

Requirements

  • Proficiency in embedded systems or IoT architectures
  • Practical experience with Python or C/C++ programming
  • Working knowledge of machine learning model creation

Target Participants

  • Embedded software engineers
  • Industrial IoT specialists
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