Kneron's smart robotics, powered by Chat-GPT
Kneron CEO, Albert Liu, unveils a Neutral Processing Unit (NPU) chip designed to outperform traditional Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) chip in AI applications. This enables smart edge devices creating intelligent robots like "Haley".
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