System-on-Modules (SOMs) are small embedded boards about the size of a credit card that include an SoC (such as a microprocessor, GPU, or FPGA), memory, power management, and other supporting circuitry. SOMs abstract the hardware so developers can accelerate a streamlined design process at the board level instead of the chip level.
A portfolio of SOMs designed for edge deployment, the Kria™ SOM lineup, featuring starter kits and production SOMs, simplifies system development and helps you get your product to market faster.
Robust Ecosystem of SoC and FPGA based System-on-Modules
Kria™ adaptive System-on-Module (SOM) devices from AMD play an important role in electric drive control. They can optimize performance, help a motor run more efficiently, reduce power consumption, mitigate noise, cut vibration, and detect potential failures before they happen. Download our new motor control eBook to learn more!
Learn all about adaptive SOMs, including examples of why and how they can be deployed in next-generation edge applications, and how smart vision providers benefit from the performance, flexibility, and rapid development that can only be achieved by an adaptive SOM.
Demand for robotics is accelerating rapidly. Building a robot that is designed to be safe and secure and can operate alongside humans is difficult enough. But getting these technologies working together can be even more challenging. Complicating matters is the addition of machine learning and artificial intelligence, which is making it more difficult to keep up with computational demands.
Roboticists are turning toward adaptive computing platforms, which offer lower latency and deterministic, multi-axis control with built-in safety and security features on an integrated, adaptable platform that is expandable for the future. Read the eBook to learn more.
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