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    STMicroelectronics introduces the industry’s largest MCU model zoo to accelerate Physical AI time to market

    STMicroelectronics has unveiled new models and enhanced project support for its STM32 AI Model Zoo to accelerate the prototyping and development of embedded AI applications. This marks a significant expansion for what is already the industry’s largest library of models for vision, audio, and sensing to be embedded in equipment such as wearables, smart cameras and sensors, security and safety devices, and robotics.

    Turning data science into a working application tuned for an embedded platform is a complex engineering challenge, and developers need support throughout the journey,” said Stephane Henry, Edge AI Solution Group VP at STMicroelectronics. “While expanding the selection of models available, to help the STM32 developer community jump-start their projects, we are also strengthening the infrastructure all the way to deployment with STM32 AI Model Zoo 4.0. This is part of our commitment to make Physical AI a reality.

    ST’s latest AI Model Zoo empowers designers to maximize available resources, enabling the creation of highly efficient models that operate with minimal power consumption.

    This Model Zoo is part of ST Edge AI Suite, which offers a comprehensive collection of tools, libraries, and utilities that further simplify and accelerate the development and deployment of AI algorithms on ST hardware, ensuring seamless integration from prototype to production.

    For over a decade, ST has been at the forefront of research, innovation, and development in edge AI, with the goal of helping developers overcome the complexities of deploying AI at the edge with both software and hardware accelerated models. Today, ST’s AI tools continue to support over 160,000 projects annually.

    ST’s STM32 family features the world’s most widely adopted microcontrollers, used in a diverse range of applications, including consumer appliances, wearables, communication infrastructure, smart grids, smart cities, industrial automation, and even low-earth-orbit satellites. By strategically enabling AI deployment on general-purpose MCUs across these sectors, ST delivers cutting-edge technology to end users rapidly and cost-effectively, while enhancing sustainability.

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