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Chennai-based embedUR bets on building small AI models

Chennai: Chennai-based embedUR has partnered with global chip vendors Infineon, ST Micron and Synaptics to build edge artificial intelligence applications. The company is building a library of small AI models for edge applications, i.e. , running AI models in smaller chips for visual applications such as factory floor cameras that can perform image recognition or audio related applications such as denoising without sending the data to the cloud. The company is building a platform called ModelNova which offers pre-trained AI models. 'We have built over 75 models for different applications and created use case stacks for product development and rapid deployment. This acts as a quick proof of concepts and helps quick integration into smart devices,' Rajesh C Subramaniam, chief executive and founder of embedUR. The US and Chennai-based company is an embedded systems company and has developed software solutions for internet of things and networking applications. It has so far invested Rs 100 crore in its Chennai facility and plans to invest 400 crore in the next few years and scale its team to 2000. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trekking pants for mountain sports and adventure travel Trek Kit India Shop Now Undo 'The role in the partnership is to work very closely with the chipset vendors. If you think of the chipset vendors, they are capable of building chips and they need to support their customers in software and models. So they need strong software partners who understand their chip, understand their AI, work with their customers, understand their application,' he said. Subramaniam believes the edge AI business stream will start generating revenue in 2026. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now