Victory in future conflicts will go to the side that can think and act the fastest. Ethan Wais, Director of Product Management & GM of Federal at Syntiant, explores how Edge AI empowers U.S. warfighters to make split-second decisions when it matters most — even in the face
By Kurt Busch I’ve been around long enough to see plenty of tech trends rise and fall. Some reshaped the world. Others barely made a ripple. Cloud computing was game-changing. The Internet of Things is still evolving. 5G is where hype meets reality. And now, we’re waist-deep in the AI
What began with Tesla’s Sentry Mode sparked a mission: bring always-on vehicle security to every car—without draining the battery. In our latest blog, CEO Kurt Busch explains how.
In Part 2 of Edge AI Talks: Revolutionizing Government Applications, Syntiant CEO Kurt Busch and Federal GM Ethan Wais go deeper into how edge AI is driving a seismic shift in federal operations. From battlefield to bureaucracy, AI at the edge is redefining what’s possible.
In episode 3 of Edge AI Talks, Syntiant’s CEO Kurt Busch and Federal GM Ethan Wais discuss the company’s progress with AI technologies for government use, including a success memo from the DOD’s Defense Innovation Unit, validating its technolgy in real-world military scenarios.
In episode 2 of “Edge AI Talks,” Syntiant’s CEO Kurt Busch down with fellow co-founder and CTO Dr. Stephen Bailey to explore how edge AI has evolved — from early dense networks to today’s transformer-powered models.
In this episode of “Edge AI Talks,” Syntiant’s CEO Kurt Busch sits down with Gregory Doll, SVP and general manager of the company’s sensors business, to discuss Syntiant’s recent acquisition of Knowles Corporation’s Consumer MEMS Microphone division.
Syntiant has partnered with Onsemi to enhance vehicle safety and performance with the integration of its V2S200DZA vibration sensor and Onsemi’s Hyperlux image sensor.
Syntiant’s V2S sensor for voice and vibration recognition is designed to improve voice interaction in consumer devices.
Syntiant’s V2S sensor revolutionizes traditional maintenance practices by offering continuous, automated detection of mechanical issues, reducing costly repairs and unplanned downtime.