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  1. TinyD\'ej\`aVu: Smaller RAM and Faster Inference with Neural Networks on MCUs for Sensor Data Streams

    A new framework called TinyDéjàVu has been developed to significantly reduce the RAM requirements for neural network inference on microcontrollers. This framework can decrease RAM usage by up to 90% while maintaining similar compute latency compared to previous methods, making it highly efficient for battery-powered sensor devices. The implementation is open-source and has been benchmarked on common microcontroller hardware. AI

    IMPACT Enables more complex neural network models to run on resource-constrained embedded systems, potentially expanding the capabilities of IoT devices.

  2. Ariel-ML: Computing Parallelization with Embedded Rust for Neural Networks on Heterogeneous Multi-core Microcontrollers

    A new toolkit named Ariel-ML has been developed to automate parallelization for neural network inference on multi-core microcontrollers using embedded Rust. This toolkit is designed to leverage the capabilities of heterogeneous multi-core architectures found in various 32-bit microcontrollers, including Arm Cortex-M, RISC-V, and ESP-32 families. Benchmarks show that Ariel-ML achieves lower inference latency compared to existing solutions while maintaining comparable memory footprints to toolkits using C/C++. AI

    IMPACT Enables more efficient AI model deployment on low-power, multi-core embedded systems.