Introducing the Kria Robotics Starter Kit, Robotics and Machine Vision for Smart Factories


Date:  Tuesday, May 17 (Main Conference Day 1)

Start Time: 2:40 pm

End Time: 3:10 pm

A robot is a system of systems with diverse sensors and embedded processing nodes focused on core capabilities such as motion, navigation, perception, machine vision, communication and control — alongside more unique and application-specific requirements. With the new Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit and the Kria Robotics Stack (KRS), users can easily build a complete robotics system using a ROS 2-based environment with low-latency, deterministic communication connecting production-ready Kria SOM to Kria SOM. In the process, creating an adaptive system that can readily implement evolving and diverse algorithms as well as scale across multiple projects. This presentation will highlight the capabilities and solutions possible with the Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit for roboticists, machine vision developers and industrial solution architects.

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Session Speakers

  • Chetan Khona is the Director of Industrial, Vision, Healthcare & Sciences markets at AMD, based in New York. Captivated by the creative potential of FPGAs to solve embedded design challenges in a fundamentally differentiated and efficient manner while a student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Chetan has continuously been involved with Xilinx, now AMD, as either a customer, engineer, salesperson, or marketer for over 25 years. These days, Chetan’s efforts are focused on the rise of AI and other embedded processing technologies at the edge supporting intelligent and adaptive factories, hospitals and infrastructure applications.


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Introducing the Kria Robotics Starter Kit, Robotics and Machine Vision for Smart Factories