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Visinex launches VS815V RISC-V vision chip with 4K video support

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Visinex Technology has unveiled its new VS815V vision chip, designed with the RISC-V architecture. This chip boasts the capability to process input from four cameras simultaneously and supports 4K video at 30 frames per second. The company has also integrated a 1.6-TOPS Neural Processing Unit (NPU) to enhance its AI capabilities. Finished devices incorporating the VS815V are anticipated to be available starting in 2027. AI

IMPACT This chip's integrated NPU could enable more advanced AI processing in edge devices, potentially impacting areas like autonomous systems and smart cameras.

RANK_REASON Product release from a company that is not a frontier AI lab.

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Visinex launches VS815V RISC-V vision chip with 4K video support

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Visinex Introduces VS815V RISC-V Vision Chip With Four Camera Inputs and 4K Video

    Visinex lists a 1.6-TOPS NPU, four sensor inputs and 4K30 video for VS815V; finished devices are expected as early as 2027.

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