Seeed, an AIoT hardware service platform, and alwaysAI, a computer vision software platform leader, announced their partnership to advance the development and deployment of computer vision applications on the edge.
Thanks to Seeed’s wide range of Jetson-powered devices and alwaysAI’s edge deployment flexibility, the partnership makes computer vision come alive on the edge – where work and life happen.
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Seeed and alwaysAI began their cooperation with NVIDIA Jetson powered devices. At Seeed, you can find everything you need to work with the NVIDIA Jetson Platform – official NVIDIA Jetson Dev Kits, Seeed’s carrier boards and edge devices, and accessories. alwaysAI has also partnered with NVIDIA to make it easy to deploy CV models on Jetson devices.
NVIDIA Jetson is used by professional developers to create breakthrough AI products and by students and enthusiasts to further their hands-on AI learning. The alwaysAI-Seeed partnership is ideal for real-time applications in retail, robotics, smart city, and manufacturing sectors. By combining Seeed’s best-in-class hardware, cutting-edge technology from software partners like alwaysAI, and the developer community, digital transformation is streamlined across all industries.
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As Marty Beard, the CEO of alwaysAI, states, “This partnership allows us to combine the software that enterprise developers need to build computer vision applications and actually deploy them out onto edge devices that Seeed is so expert at bringing together.”
Developers can also check out Seeed’s getting started wiki on alwaysAI. The tutorial takes you through an easier way to deploy CV applications on edge devices and introduces you to alwaysAI’s model catalog.
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