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At Antmicro, we often help customers bring their cutting edge technology ideas to life, which more often than not, require extensive R&D. We work with a range of Linux- and Android-capable embedded platforms, from NVIDIA’s Jetson/Orin through Qualcomm’s...
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In testing environments, determinism is key - having our application run the exact same way every time regardless of outside influences is crucial to long term stability and trustworthiness of the test suite. That is why Renode, our open source simulation...
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Renode is Antmicro’s open source, multi-architecture hardware simulator that has been helping our customers address numerous use cases involving complex hardware setups over the years. Renode allows you to run the same software you would use on real hardware...
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Antmicro’s involvement in the VEDLIoT project, an EU-funded initiative aiming at providing a common platform for efficient Deep Learning in IoT has allowed us to develop several open AI/ML ecosystem tools and components which we have since been using for...
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Debugging is an integral part of the embedded systems development process especially in the context of userspace applications running inside an OS, where it can be difficult to follow the flow of the code.
OS-aware debugging capabilities, which allow developers...
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The landscape of Machine Learning software libraries and models is evolving rapidly, and to satisfy the ever-increasing demand for memory and compute while managing latency, power and security considerations, hardware must be developed in an iterative process...
