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FPGAs can be seen as a bridge between the domains of hardware and software as their hardware operation can be reprogrammed using code, giving developers unprecedented flexibility. In advanced products that Antmicro helps its customers build, this flexibility...
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In August 2019, the IBM-initiated OpenPOWER Foundation open sourced the POWER Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), making it a second major open computer architecture after RISC-V. The decision to open the ISA has created an interesting alternative to proprietary...
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Antmicro’s highly successful Jetson Nano™ / Xavier™ NX open source baseboard has reached two new important milestones: increased extensibility thanks to the newly-added M.2/PCIe slot, and compatibility with the new and exciting Jetson Xavier NX SoM from...
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Although new ASIC design methodologies and tools such as Chisel are on the rise, most ASIC projects still use SystemVerilog, the support of which in open source tools has traditionally lagged behind. This is unfortunate, as using proprietary alternatives...
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Over the years of creating custom camera platforms and Edge AI vision systems, Antmicro has delivered a number solutions designed to do object tracking, obstacle detection and avoidance, as well as advanced inspection and quality assurance. Such tasks are...
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Advanced multi-camera systems often require the low latency, high bandwidth and energy-efficiency that FPGA solutions can provide.
The deep control over hardware and software working in tandem offered by FPGAs can be a great fit for applications such...
