The Canada Pavilion will be prepared at the '5th International Artificial Intelligence Exhibition (AI EXPO KOREA 2022)' and communicate with domestic companies and institutions through innovative artificial intelligence technology. Under the supervision of the Trade Commissioner Service of the Canadian Embassy in Korea, the'AI Expo Korea 2022 Canada Pavilion' will be operated with a delegation of Canadian AI companies to promote the Canadian artificial intelligence and information and communication technology (ICT) industry. The embassy said, "We plan to host a B2B event between domestic companies and Canadian AI companies, and we plan to create a forum for cooperation opportunities such as introducing Canadian companies and arranging meetings for domestic companies that want to meet with Canadian companies. Let's summarize the solutions of each company that can be seen at the'Canada National Pavilion' of AI Expo Korea 2022 and what each company wants to inform through this ...

MONTREAL, CANADA and HSINCHU, TAIWAN – December 3, 2020 – The push for low-power and low-latency deep learning models, computing hardware, and systems for artificial intelligence (AI) inference on edge devices continues to create exciting new opportunities. There has been unprecedented interest from industry stakeholders in the development of hardware and software solutions for on-device deep learning, also called Edge AI. This has already begun to yield progress on hallmark applications such as keyword spotting in audio classification, anomaly detection and, in this case, person detection in computer vision applications. Specifically, tinyML, the branch of machine learning tailored to ultra-low power systems, holds tremendous promise. The efficiency of proposed solutions (milliwatt or even microwatt power consumption) and vast applicability and deployment of such devices in real-world settings will lead to over 100 billion IoT sensors and devices expected to ship over the next 5 years 1.