2024 Deep Dive Session: Qualcomm

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Accelerating Model Deployment with Qualcomm® AI Hub

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Tuesday, May 21, 2024

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm PT

Description:

In this workshop we address the common challenges faced by developers migrating AI workloads from workstations to edge devices. Qualcomm aims to democratize AI at the edge, easing the transition to the edge by supporting familiar frameworks and data types. Additionally, we offer a range of tools to assist advanced developers in optimizing performance and power consumption for their AI applications. 

In this session, we empower developers with knowledge and tools to efficiently deploy optimized models on real devices using the Qualcomm AI Hub. We’ll begin with an introduction to the Qualcomm AI Hub. We’ll then walk through examples showing how to optimize models using the AI Hub. Attendees will also have opportunities to speak with Qualcomm’s AI model deployment experts.

Join us to learn how to leverage the AI Hub’s capabilities to streamline the deployment process, enabling you to bring your AI applications to life in a matter of minutes.

This session is intended for machine learning engineers and AI/ML application developers, including those creating Android, Windows and IoT/AIoT applications.

 

2024 General Session

Presenter
Felix Baum
Senior Director of Product Management, AI and Hexagon Software
Qualcomm Technologies

Felix Baum is responsible for AI Software Products at Qualcomm Technologies Inc. (QTI). Felix has spent 20+ years in the embedded industry, both as an embedded developer and as a product manager. He previously managed QTI Product Management for the Hexagon Software supporting DSPs with scalar, vector and tensor accelerators for camera, video, machine learning and audio verticals. Prior to that, he led marketing and product management efforts for various real-time operating system technologies at Mentor Graphics and Wind River Systems. His career began at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology, designing flight software for various spacecraft and managing integration for a launch campaign of the GRACE mission. Felix holds a master’s degree in computer science from the California State University at Northridge and a Master of Business Administration from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Hardware Requirements
Laptop

Location
Santa Clara Convention Center – Room 209/210

Refreshments
Coffee and pastries will be provided